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itli the passing of time, change is inevitable. Years ago. people lived in a society that was in- timate and leisurely. Simultaneously, rules were rigid and restrictions overwhelming. Today we are often entangled in an impersonal world of haste and confusion. el the complex structure of our society enables us to have more freedom and time for relaxation. Despite these contrasts between the people of past decades and our generation, we remain alike in our dreams. Those idealistic aspirations of a perfect existence persist, in spite of the dress and customs of the time. Our perspectives have changed, but we are hound to those of the past and the future with a dream. It is ours to discover. The 1975 Epic Volume 49 Bedford High School 481 Northfield Road Bedford, Ohio JESSES very one in bedtord knows where Tinkers B Creek runs through the Glens. To many of us it is a place for parties, romance, and fun. But the Creek had an even more im- portant role at the founding of Bed- ford. It was chosen as a site for several mills; the Gleeson Mills of the early 1800’s, Daniel Benedict’s sawmill of 1821, and Luther Willis’ grist mill built in 1825. Throughout the follow- ing decades the area around Tinkers Creek had a dual function as a place for work and entertainment. With the advent of modern electricity, the Creek is no longer needed for power, but it still holds its charm as a place of memories. ncen edifice of brick and stone located near the present day Central School. From this building came the first proud graduating class of five students. In the course of time. Cen- tral and Moody were also used as the High School. Finally the present structure of Bedford High was built to accommodate several thousand students. The progression of our school along with the town of Bed- ford typifies the changing culture throughout the United States. iversification and unity H characterize our school B BflE-j l lo(,a - Although each of us is involved in one of four varied areas of study: college preparatory, business education, in- dustrial and vocational education, or home arts, we all share the same moods and feelings of a modern stu- dent. Bedford High School has developed a great deal through the past century to achieve this status. It was established in 1885 in an ancient 8 Introduction porarv female has more time for careers, recreation, and studies. She can express herself creatively through the home arts, or remake a plain face into ravishing beauty with make-up and an original hair style. Freedom of dress allows her to compete in sports that she rarely and ineffective- ly participated in previously. Instead of taking a submissive role in politics and the business world, she dares to s.trive for positions formerly held by men alone. The man's role has also changed significantly. Now it is not unusual for a man to he interested in the home. These modifications of former social standards do not seek to break down male-female relationships, but only to strengthen them. 10 Inlro iuc-tion ut it is the children to which inspiration for many changes should he attributed. Their anima- tion and total honesty gives adults the incentive to create absurd mechanisms that become fantastic machines. Their example of pure love and friendship sustains peace in a world that would otherwise exist ir constant turmoil. The children are the ones who continually observe things and question them. They gather from tiie past and give to the future. They, more than anyone else, possess a unique companionship with every other child from each distinct era. Introduction l 1 12 lnt rofiurtion Ithough ruiture change externally, people are still the same as they have always been. They still ha e parades that attempt to out- do eaeh other, ami frequent picnics in the park. Children still delight in playing games, and old people re- main determined to perpetuate their traditions. Then there are always the people who sneak a drink or catch a buzz in private, while those in love share intimate secrets. Today as alwa s, these are important parts of everyday life that make it interesting and worthwhile. Tn Memory Jackie Fulmer 1957-1974 ) 1957-1974 Andrew Petak 1958-1974 hink of all the men who never knew the answers, think of all those who never even eared. Still there are some who ask why, who want to know, who dare to try. Every now and then we meet that kind of man, here he comes again and now he's gone. 16 1 ntrodiiction introduction USophomores 1 18 Huniors f r 40 eniors 3 62 Glaculty 1 112 iicdian Blctivities 144 Sports f 176 Advertisements Ads 210 Tabic of Contenta 17 aoPHonoRca Tim Alder Tanya Allen Patti Angelo Linda Ardo Dominic Kim Anderson Beth Antoon Tony Augusta Alesci Chuck Andrews Chuck Aquino Scott Arnold Bcauta Aliff Kim Allamon Tim Andrus Deraid Archibald Debby Arnold Dubie Abies Don Ailiff Jim Alder (f«etchen Loraine Alberts Kelly Alder Adler 18 Sophomore Rich Bark Mary Bahensky Barb Baker Sharon Baker John Balanchuk Judy Bara Bob Barrett I,arry Bartlett Gina Barton Tom Bartoxzck Laura Bartunck Cathy Basey Jim Bate Phil Battaglia Trac Baynes Doug Beaudoin Jeff Bechke Ed Beck Patty Beck Bob Bell Carol Bell James Bell Tim Bell Cliff Beller Greg Bellomy Sue Benak Diane Benhon Ron Bengough Larry Bielerki Chantal Bienvenue Cliffonda Billingsley Lynn Billy 19 The Courageous Go Forward in Spite of Fears Donna Byrnes Colleen Callahan Glynn Callahan Joann Cantalc John Canzoni Karen Caponi 20 Sophomore I'm gonna grab him. and when I do James Caravona Marly Carroll Janet Carruthers Chria Cartellone Loin Caxhman Lori Caaliglione Another good day out of the way! Leroy Ceccardi Cheryl Cermak Rae Chapman Pam Charity- Nancy Charney Jane Chimenti Suzy Christenson Joe Christian Joyce Christian Julie Chu Jeanette Churak Denise Churilla Donna Cirincione Linda Clark Frank Clemente Be Anxious for Nothing Material ft S ! 21 Jolene Joe Columbo Bruce Corlett Jan Cottrill Cleveland Kathy Cooper Phil Costanzo Vicki Mike Coffee Cottrill Darlene Covington Mike Cox Halph Craig Cheryl Crary Roderick Crayton Paul Crockett Bob Curley Chris Currier Mel Cyphert Diana Daell Linda Damiano Lee Ann D'Angelo Cassandra Davis Dale Davis Kathy Davis John Dawson Laurel Day Jim Dean Chris DeCaro Tammy Decker Nick DeFazio Bill DeFratis Jan DeLollis Sandy DePaolo Joyce DeRcmer Pam DiBacco Michele DiBlasi Terry DiMora Jane Dorko Jeff Dryja 22 Sophomores Linda Duale Erick Dumas Michele D gutowicz Ken Dzomba Dave Earl Valorie Echols Sherri Eden Andy Eged Denise Evans John Kanger Hill Farrar Alice Felsko Dave Fiala Ernie Filakosky Hav Filipski Theresa Finch Darn, I missed the bus again! Don’t Major in Minor Things Tina Finnerty Pat Firster Donna Fluharty Carol Foster Murk Francis Ton Franklin Jim Franks Bryan Fredericks Debhie Friedman Basil Frusteri Pete Frusteri Connie Fuller Judy Fulmer Mary Furlong Kevin Guyer Evangeline Gurko 23 Another student hard at work. Jodi Gallaugher Pauline Galloway Sharon Gantt Kevin Gardner Bill Garling Marilyn Gentile Judy Gergye Marty German John Germann Pat Germano Dave Giesige Dennis Giesige Joe Gilday Sue Gizzo Dan Giiha Dave Glorioso Mike Goersmeyer Dory Grau Scott Gray Debbie Grzechowiak Tim Greene Debbie Griffith Garv Griner Pam Grorhorki Chris Grootegoed Barb Hackett Wavne Halasz Boy am I gonna have fun sending out failure notices.” j-i k 24 Sophomores Debbie Hall Wade Hall Dale Hanks John Hanyak Linda Hauser Janet Hay Ken Heida Ray Heine Adele Heintel Sandy Heisler Lynne Hendricks Dave Hess Vikki Hess Donna Hetzel Cindi Hido Ann Hill Yolanda Hill Fred Hinderschied Some people will do anything to get high. D isposition Rules Your Day Attitudes Determine Successful Futures Jill Holycross Jennie Horner Sharon Hor ath Michael Houska Sherry Howard Mark Hromi Karen Hryb Mickey Hryb 26 Sophomores l Huehner Lisa Jayson India Johnston Carrie Jtigl Rov Hunter Cindy Jeffery Karen Johnston Chris Kaucic Valerie Hutson Cheryl Jewell Carl Jones Dan Keller Rruce Jackson Charlene Johnson Carol Jones Mark Keserich Jim Jasulewicx Marianne Johnson Brenda Jozwiak Ken Keslar Another exciting class. Joe Kicliszek Carol King Lisa Kingsmill Dawn Kin-ark Pam Kleckner (rlcnn Kline Tom Kohalla Dave Koehler Brian Koepkr Kiiss Kondik Kay Konik Bolt Kotabish Tim Kovach Cheryl Kraynak Louise Kristoff l. o Kunkel Kathy Kushner Boh Kusvk Tony Kwasniuk John Lachowski Kick l.aney Bruce Langguth Genevieve LaPorlu Dennis Laska Dan l.asky Donna l.awrie Jennifer Lee Marie Lendvai Brian I.eonherger Yolanda Lewis 27 Who get the first dance? Marc Lichota Alan Linhart Frank Liotta Linda Loeffler Hay Loew Kris l.ocan Kim I ong Rosemarie Lovano George Lovey Gerard Lowiec Don Luhe Mark Luca Pat Lynch Vicky Lynch John Lyons Gina Lvsowski Jim Lyzen Phil Mack Samuel Mack Lydia Mackris Mary Macura Bob Madden Dane Magistrelli Darlecn Makar Andy Malenchek Dawn Mallis Kevin Maloney 28 Sophomore This is where it’s at. Jeff March Dennis Marold Venus Marshall Debbie Martin Alert the warden, a prisoner is escaping! Mark Martin Mike Massera Bill Maslerfield John Matta John Mauser Stan Maxwell Leo Maynard Sam Mazzo Ted Mazzone There Is No Right Way To Do the Wrong Thing 1 8111 Metzger John Meyer Mike Mihalirh Chuck Milko Kevin Miller Athena Mill Mike Milo o ic Kich Minke ''FIRE ALARM' ' . f f k h • - KX . BREAKCLASS PULL-HOOK DOlWN L . . . . but only in case of an ACTUAL fire! Barry Minor Tom Minute Debbie Mioran .a Diane Mioranza Greg Mohr Glenn Moore Pam Moore Chuck Morelli Hon Mori Lance Morrison Lisa Morrison Louise Morrison Stronger than dirt! Li ve and Let Live 30 Sophomores Vlurk Morrison Kathy Morrissey Joy Motsco Frank Mrocska Karen Mueller Sally Mulh Dave Muraco Evelyn Musick Kim Nagorski Denise Nagy Dianne Nagy Rich Nance Georgette Neal Donna Nemcheck Amy Nemeth Pam Nester Patty Nester Joe Nichols Ricardo Nichols Leigh Niland Shellie Norris Mary Novak Joe Nunn Keith Olah Laura Orchard Patti O’Toole Ellie Ovacek Cindy Palumbo Linda Tim Ott Janet Owen Russ Palumbo Oreskovic Darlene Otto Carol Palumbo Frank Betsi Orth Paparone “Just keep your mind on the photographer, buddy. Milch Paserk Dorene Patena Mary Ann Patterson Hick Paulson Cheryl Pcderi Boh Pelletier Sherrie Perren Michelle Peters Frank Phelps Claudia Phillips Steve Phillips Jim Piaxxa Mike Pignatello Barh Pike Janice Pilarczyk Jack Pilato Linda Pishnery Tina Pol i meros Mary Pomiecko Gale Ponikvar Nancy Pontious John Ponxiani Scott l oots Steve Poulo Lou Prekop Miss America swimsuit competition . . . . ?n i + 1 1 151 1 32 Sophomores Where were you when the lights went out? Kathy Prokay Donna Prosok Doris Racine Sharon Raddiffe A typical face seen at BHS. Kay Kadigan Toby Radloff Ralph Ranallo Annette Rayner Ray Rchill Veronica Reil Nancy Repko Pat Repko Mike Rich Rosemary Richnatsky Larry Riley Ron Roberts Kathy Robinson Pat Ronianik Drew Romito Live All the Days of Your Life Phil Saunders Ann Schwab Janie Shackelford Joe Shuman Patty Scarbrough Bruce Scott l.ee Shellko Yal Shump Ed Schreiber Ed Sekerak Michelle Shomon Bruce Siefcr l.ori Sc huster Ed Sclep Carol Shooks Lynne Sikc Lisa Romito Velma Russell Donna Saliga Kim Ross Leo Ryan Steve Salvi John Ross Gail Sablolny Kathy Sarga “Oh no! I’m a nickel short.” 34 Sophomores Dennis Silbaugh Jim Siller Tim Sipos Steve Sirna Nancy SI a by Steve Slaby Wary Slate Mike Sleyzak Linda Smaus Rick Smigel Del Smith Jackie Smith Rick Smith Hill Soinnki Ann Soltis Melinda Sotet Jim Sounik Cheryl Spagnoli Pam Spevak Dave Sprague Dale Spurio Dchhie Starrher Rich Slarnoni John Stawiarski Lam Steen Tom Stephen Kirk Stevenson Mark Stewart Mike Stok Gail Stover Dawn Stucky Tom Summers Mike Summerville Steve Surace Cindy Sutton Tom Swanaiger Ken Szell Debbie Tango The Road to Su ccess Is Usually Under Construction Stephy Tute Keith Taylor ngelo Tlffc Duane Thieman Don Thrasher Kenn Thellmann Jean Tinta Pat Tippen Terry Toaz Tony Tomaselli my Tomko Kbonda Thompson Mill Toth Roceo T riv isonno Janiec T rout man Specialize in Doing What You Can’t “Why should we do this? We’ll just drown when we get in anyhow!” Dorothy Diane TumcufciL Dave Tvson Debbie I'rhau Trowsdell Jim Turnage John Tvson Mary tsehold Donna Troy Cindy Turner Chris Cchele Dan Yana Peg Tulloeh 36 Sophomorcs Ron Voriaek Andrea Wagner Patti Wallace John Ward Jim Vosecky Chris Walc .ak Chuck Walters Jim Wargo Barb Vozar Johnnie Walker Cindee Walsh Debbie Watterson RUSHin’ to the top! Be' Watts Jim Webb Drew Weber Debbie Weigand 37 Jim Weiland Judy Wells Piane Wendorff Brad White Kalh White Vicki Wiggins Carol Williams Jack William Lowell Williams Kirk Wohala Mike Wojcik Debbie Woldridge John Wolfe Lois Woodruff Sherry Wood Jim Wyatt Gary Yoho Debbie Young Linda Young Chris Zavodny Scott Zavodny Tony Zenone Barb Zewalk Jim Zippa Gar) Zito Joe Zronek 38 Sophomores “How do we «tari? I forgot! Who wants to cook? Let’s dance! “I can see clearly now Kindness Can Make Friends of Enemies 39 JUNIORS JUNIOR OFFICERS: Sec., J. Kovacs; V. Pres., J. Myers; Pres., C. Harland; Trea ., S. Salamon. Mark Ambrose Jack Armstrong Donna Aubrecht Sue Banister Dave Wayne Arnold Monica Baker Pat Baraona Anderson Herb Artino Veronica Baker Chris Bardos Debbie Anderson Frank Anello Mali Ashford Jim Balogh Bud Barna Ernie Aczel Kim Adams Laura Craig Adams Tim Aguier Ainsworth Jean Alonzo Avon calling! 40 Juniors Steve Barta Mary Bartl Sue Belcher Boh Belsito Lori Bennici Rose Berglof Chris Berman Mary Bczak Dave Bielecki Laureen Blair Aaron Blake Greg Blanock Erie Blemaster Boh Bobek Bill Bohek Lynda Bodnar Tom Boehm Martin Bogner Renee Black Mike Bonko Denise Bokshon Sue Borcz Tim Bowen Patti Boyd AI Boyer Karen Boyle Sandy Brady Bob Brown John Celiga Dan Charles A Friend Is One Who Lets You Be Yourself 42 Junior? Donna Chojnowski Debbie Christensen Bob Cirhanski Dawn Cunningham Ed Da hko Mark Daugherty Stan Davis Mark Day Jim DeFratis Dennis Chech Roberta Cirhanski Chris Chmelar Doug Cochrane Karen Coffee Drew Collins Eileen Collins Gary Colnar Denise Cook Tim Craig Marlene Cramer Cathy Crevar Sandy Croson Julie Csiba Mike Cummins You mean there’s no school on Sunday? Tammy Clark Val Clinton Ken Coates Put on a happy face! “This teacher’s nuts if she thinks I’m gonna type! Dave DeFrench Linda Delphia Dale Dengate Ted Dengate Paul DcZort Barb Diakandru You mean this is the GIRL’S locker room?” Sally Dienes Ann DiMora Chuck Dodeci Joan Dorko Bill Drews Denise Driczkowski Debbie Ebsch John Edwards Greg Eierman Matt Eland Ruth Elias Sue Erdos Marian Erli Terri Ertner Ed Estok WhereWill You Be a Hundred Years From Now? Joe Fazio Howard Felber Vinre Festa Laurie Fifer Joe Fiore Linda Firslcr Chris Fisher Barb Flaehbart Ruth Forcier Rich Forman Ron Forman Jennifer Fowler Bill Fox Lynn Francis Debbie Freda Bring back my wallet or I'll call my mom! Is that really your self portrait? Man Can’t Live byBrains Alone Mike Furlong Barb Gaglione Bob Caglionc Michelle Gam malo Bill Gay Mark Geraci Ruth Gillis John Glatz Sue Globokar Chuck Goad Fat Goggin Rich Gould 44 Juniors Steve Hager Rum Hauler Michael Hajek Cheryl Hall Don Hall Dollv Hallaran Tom Hoelting Kathy Horne 46 Juniors George Horner Kathy Horner Carol Homey Carol Hnrniewicz Dave Horvath Mary Kay Hovan John Hruho Mary Hudia Marty Hughes Becky Hynes Gordon Iannetta Beth Infield Cindy Jackson Paul Jacobs Debbie Jaeger Hester James Bob Janashnk Joe Jancsurak Rich Jastrzebski Annette Jicha It is said that the origin of man is the ape. Is the World Better Because of You? Chappy Johnson Mark Johnson Jot Jones Michele Jonozzo Kathy Jorgenson Samii Joseph ite John Jozwiak Janift Judy Kris Jones Debra Justus Peggy Keating Gerry Keen Rich Keller Scott Kerrhner Park Kessinger Ed Kikel Dennis Kikta Pani Kirk Dave Kir in Darlene Kletchie Carol Klima-ara Nancy Kline Mike Kline Renee Koci Tom Komar Frank Konrz Tim Kostura Jan Kovacs ’Pirn Kathy Koran Rick Kotarha Tom Kozak homorow-ki Chriii Kostura Margaret Koth Brad Kozar l.ucy Kontur 47 Theresa krukauskas Gliris Krause l)a id krvsinski Hart kiibisen I.«m Kunkei Gcorfteannr Kurelov Are you happy? .... YEAH! Julie Lcnrivai Maryellen Leonard Don Leonhard! Hick Leonhard! Pete Lesvk Jim Lewis Jamie Licht Mary Light Marie Limina Hohin Lindquist Lori Lippitt kuthi Liseoe Happy days are here again! Moniea Liszeski Terri Locffler Martin Loos Jan Loreta Gary Lukes Debbie Maciejowski 48 Juniors One of Bedford's most studious students! Maryanne Marik Meg Mackey Debbie Macura Mike Magda Rich Mandich Gary Mangan She’s got legs! Beth Maras Cindy Maresh Jeannie Marko Peggy Mathews Sue Mathews Tim Mauser Jim Mazur Debbie McAdoo Joyce McBride Debbie McCorvey Roger McIntyre Kevin McKibbcn Kitty McNeal Julie Mecone Steve Meister Where There Is Hatred, Try Showing Love 49 ('indv Miller Sheila Miller Mary Misejko Denise Moore Jill Miller Spanky Miller Rusty Mismas Mary Kay Jodi Miller Mark Milosovic Phil Moldvay Moore Scotl Miller Nancy Mimna Kathy Molnar Terry Moore Terri Moran John Melluso Denny Melreit Michele Merrow %l Meyers Rich Mihalich Bryan Miklich Ken Miles Dan Millard Dan Miller The masked marvel flees the scene of the crime. 50 Juniors Donna Morris Judy Morris Tom Morrison Sue Motsco Barbie Mueller Mark Musarhio Jackie Myers Dinah Nachtigal Cindy Nagy Michael N'akoneczny Rich Nash Sue Navratil Eileen Nealen Steve Newell Mark Nichols Teigh Niver Diane Norman Sherry Novak Patli Nunes Lor i O’Hare Frank Ondrish Tim O'Neil Peggy O'Neill Leona Oreskovic Greg Orosz Steve Orr Konna Osadchuk Tom Otlaviano Speaking Kindly Doesn’t Hurt the Tongue Joanne Feris George Petras Chris Petrck Sue Phan Corky Phillips Dave Phillips George Phillips Sharon Phillips Joe Piccolomini Karen Pickett Candy Pidala John Piwinski Nancy Povirk Ann Poydock Andrea Prentiss Boy are the normal faces at B.H.S. changing! Kevin Price Melani Pricstcr Laurie Prochazka Boh Prowell Karen Purchase Bill Racker Barb Radomski Dan Radovick Darrel Rahal Mike Raimer Gary Rains Amy Rapp Look Pleasant. You’re on Camera! 52 Jumors Celia Rapp Kevin Randv Rasey Reardon Cindy Pam Reeder Reardon Dominic Rega Steve Kich Vir Richards Deb by Richnavsky Sandy Riddles John Riley- Nano Roberts John Romito Delores Ruffin Julia Ruffin • ndv Russo Jim Rutter Dale Sahlotnv Toni Relyea Craig Reulbaeh Laura Reulharh Jay Rhodes Sue Rhodes Nancy Rich Mel SanFilippo Shirley Salamon John Saliga Mike Salvaggio L 53 A new clock system? Terr) Salvi Toni Saniora Cindy Saunders Sue Sehanzlin Nancy Schill Sue Schillero Sandy Schmitz Sandy Schmolzer Belh Schranlz Rick Schultz Bill Seaman Paul Sekerak Rick Sellers Joe Serio Dana Shackelford Jackie Shauf Jim Shelton Dour Shcrcr RodRcr Shimandle Dora Schreck Judy Shumaker Peggy Sidel Bill Sikc John Simko Mike Sirna Dennis Skelley Cathy Skerness Send the “Gipper” in! 54 Juniors Boy have the band uniform changed! Betty Skrabec Tom Skufca Terry Slagle Nadine Smalley Pam Smerekovgky Bob Smith Wait, don't take my picture yet! I left my lipstick in the Cody Smith Dante Spagnoli Pam Sparling Joe Spellacy Mark Spitalsky Wayne Stahl Rick Stalzer John Stanko Terri Stark Doug Staatny Jim Stewart Tracy Stewart Lead a Double Life And Finish Sooner 55 Cheryl Sulik Jean Sulik Danette Sullivan F.rlene Summerville Sue Sundav Greg Surman Joe Svohoda Mike Svcr Dave Swann Gary Szelagowski Ava Takacs Cindy Taussig Traei Taylor Tom Tekavec Frank Tekiitz Bill Telzlaf Julie Therrien AI Thomas Donald Thomas Debhy Thrasher If You Can Smile in the Mirror, There Is Still Hope 56 Juniors Sandy Titus Geri Tomasek Linda Toma ko Terri 'i'omazin Cindy Toineik Chris Tomko Way ne Toxko Mary Travarea John Trigilio Randy Trivett Vince Trizzino Debbie Troechio Tina Trojammski Kevin Tyler Jim Tyson Alan llanowski Debbie Lrbanowicz Frank Valentino Mary Vargo Rose Vartorella Debbie Vasenda Sue Vasinko Jack Ventura Chris Virostko Boh Wagner Diane Wajda Sean W allace Mary Warren Dianne Anne Walkden Diana Wargo Mary Washko W;agner Dale Walkowiak Steve Wargo ( at by Weaver Jerry W aitinas 57 Mark Wcbli Hank Wehrum Dave Weigand Ellie Weigand Dan Weiskopf Brenda West Ike Whatley Brenda V beat lev Brenda While Dave Wieland Mark Wiese Bret Wiley Sieve Wilhelm Debbie Williams Don’t try anything guys, you’re being watched! 58 Juniors Brian Williams Mark William Neal Williams Twyla Williamson Don Wisnicwnki Richard Wisniewski Thirtv-lhree wav lo build up your muscle ! Mark Wojcik Ken Wojlack Debbie Wolfe Dave Y'arish Lloyd Yales Mike Young .1 Sally Young Sue Youngblood Diane Yurko Bruce Zakrajsek Ray Zander Wayne Zavodny Randy Zelenak Bonnie Zimmerman Anita Zipp The Majority of Us Belong to Some Minority Group L 59 I see Joey and Mary and . . . Y ou rail that dancing? 'l really don’t understand why thc won’t let me in Bov’s Glee!” 61 SENIORS Jeffrey Adam Cynthia Alder Patricia Andrew Cynthia Allen Richard Anderaon Nicholas Ananea I Mark Angiocchi Susan Antaya I.aura Antoon Cynthia Barker Garv Barnes Scott Bartl Douglas Bartlett Be As Individual As Your Mind Is Joseph Barko Cynthia Balog Theodore Bartelheim Dale, Puff’s tissues are softer! Susan Bacon Christopher Banci Deborah Bartko Mark Aungst Gregory Baker Daniel Bacik Dean Beaudoin Mark Bassett Tracy Bell Miehael Bay Janet Bell Michelle Bellante Clinton Bellar Diane Bienia Debra Blackburn Expression Is the First Step to Being Yourself Linda Bielecki Karen Bielecki James Blaha John Blaba Janice Blayne Timothy Blount Joseph Boda Lisa Bolino Charles Bookner Janice Border Pamela Bosell Michael Bosway Debra Boswell Anthony Brancazio Melody Braun Charles Brooks Jeffrey Brown Thomas Brown Barry Butwina Eileen Byrne Leslie Cantwell Cathy Cannella The Purpose of Life Is Growth Lynnette Burge Joanne Bruening Cynthia Canned The Loch Ness monster! 66 Scniors Cynthia Card a man Timothy Canon Dawn Cashman Michael Celesnik Timothy Cercck David Chapman Two . . . two times longer! I.orctta Charles Mine is sexier than yours! Nancy Chech Mary Checkosky Dehra Chech Robert Chojnowski Ma ry Chrintian Pamela Chun Patricia Cigany Katherine Clark Donald Cochrane Carol Collin Patricia Consiglio William Corlett Daryl Cottle hat do you expect on a Monday morning? 68 Senior Robert Cross Dennis Criddlc Are You Fun To Live With? Man Craig Kevin Cottrill John Croasmun Louis Cuilli Timothy Daley Mark Davis 70 Seniors Susan Deheljak Sharon Davis Jeffrey Decker Susan Decker Cindy DeMichcle Christine Dew hirst Keith Dickman Little Surprises Mean the Most Joseph DeCaro Susan DeCaro Thomas DeFrancisco Christine Delio Doreen DeMiehcle Warren Dempster Coffee break was over an hour ago! . . . and the big deal for today in behind door 2! Diane Dlouhy Anncttc DiMarco I Debra Dodge William Donato David Dorman Danny Duff m Sharon Dzomba Richard Eden Erica Eder Michael Elko Thomas Elwood Rosea nn Falzini Christine Fazio Angele Fealkovich Kathleen Fceko Pamela Fcilc Chcr I Figuoki Flaini' Filisznowski (ian Filisznowski Sharon Flute ndrcw Forepaugh Timotht Fradette Michael Flanik Donna Fuller Vieki Fuller illiam Fusek ■ Diane Fredericks Charles Gallione Pamela Gall The Devil Can Only Make Evil Suggestions Klainc Galloway Brian Gardner Alan Gaski Timothy Gehri Koscann Gemelli I thought spring vacation Cynthia Garee Ground control to Major Tom. Barbara Gerstenhergcr A Willing Always Dale Giesige Mitchell Gentry 74 Seniors Debra Glasko Debra Gliha Louis Glorioso William Greene Kdward Gries Mind Will Prosper Hicharri Gromovsky Mark Gryc Gary Gunter George Guthrie Thomas Haase Thomas Haba Donna Hackhart Sandra Hackhart David Hajek Oh yea, we always share our books. Estalene Hall Patricia Hamilton 76 Seniors Reminisce Only Your Happiness Which way to the mall shoppe? Cynthia Hancak Vicky Hanzely Jimella Hardy Donna Harland Ronald Harman Gerald Harrison Denise Heisler Rose Harrison Denise Heiman Helen Heintel Dale Hendricks Charles Hcrbik Roberta Hctzel Daniel Hocevar Deona Jamo Queen Cynthia Garee Epic Royalty Is Selected Karen Zipp Loretta Nowak Who could better choose the most photogenic than those who are ac- customed to training models for daily on-camera work? Barbizon School of Modeling does precisely this, graduating 20 girls monthly from their six month course. A nationally known modeling agency based in New York, Barbizon grooms models for such impressive assignments as Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Perhaps the Bedford students chosen above will not wish to enter the world of fashion and photography, but Bar- bizon directors have decided that they’re qualified. 78 Yearbook Queen Bryan Jankura Michael Bosway King Mark Kondik Michael Warren Teddy Pappas, Fashion Director and Diane Runser, Director, confer over selection of King and Queen. Yearbook King 79 Elisabeth Homonnay m Dale Howard Pamela Holliday v' Roger Honkonen Rebecca Horner Dennis Howard Live As If This Were Your Last Day on Earth Michael Hoi lowed Dennis Holowich David Hook Lynn Hoover Dennis Horvath Jeffrey Hough We can’t help it if we’re talented.” 80 Seniors rm 1 At leant our paper didn't go on strike. Deona James Maribeth Hrezik Kim Hubbard Christine Jaegei Betty James Donald Hummel Stacey Hutson William Huv Gary Iarano kathrvn Iacano John Iannetta Look out Mike! The wild man in coming after you. ■-s Julie Jackson Leslie James Susan Janashak Bryan Jankura Karen Jantz ______ L Lauren Jasulewicz Jean Jelovic Frank Jioha Diane Johnson Suzanne Judd Helen Jugl So I'll jusl lake my business elsewhere. 82 Seniors We Fall the Way We Lean No, I always walk sideways. Laura Kaczur Kathleen Kanyok Debra Keene Diana Kcglovich Nancy Kelly William Kcslar Teri KesseI Kathleen Kirwin Debra Keyes mm Kathryn Koelliker Virginia Kincy Daniel Kohn Andrew Kollarik Kathleen Romarek Janice Komorowski Mark Kondik l.inda Konopa David Kopcak Kenneth Kostura 1 Sharcn Kotabish Janice Kotich Michelle Krakora Cvnthia Kresse Robert Kotarha Frank Krofta Martin Krol William Krolik All Life Requires a Little Cooperation ‘Does she really expect me to conjugate these verbs?’ 84 Seniors Peggy Krysinski Cynthia Kuartek Randall Law Judith Lento Nancy Lick Diane Logan Betty Lamhcrg Mary Lantz Patricia Lerchhachcr Colleen Lcggott Michael Lovano Adrian Lucas I happen to like paper dolls! Donald Mandot Barbara Manak Linda Mansell Christine Marcoguiseppe The Past So Look Debbie Maltby 86 Seniors Cheryl Marino Gene Mathies Virginia Mariola Dennis Mauk Connie Masak Debbie Maynard Gary Mayor Maria Mazzola Is Gone Ahead Mark McDonald Patricia Mele Sharon McKibben I did ail this work, and he only wanted an oil change? Debra Melreit Mary Miller Susan Miller Riehard Meno .zi Deborah Meyer Mark Milko Carol Milkovieh James Miavitz Lori Miller And now . . . the 1974 runner-up for homeeoming queen . . . Sharon Mihalich 88 Senior Awards Are Given To the Deserving Michelle Minarik Jav Monday Gregory Morvan It’s our first date. Kathy Mioran .a Timothy Molnar Anne Morelli Michael Morrissey Anthony Minute Debra Moore Candice Moroz Alfred Morelli Nanette Morris Ronald Money Denise Mori Susan Mulae Charles Muliea Larry Mullins Catherine Murphy Patrick Murphy Mary Ann Nagy Bradley Neckar George Negrich Letia Nichols Lawrence Noel Ijorctta Nowak Catherine O’Brien Everyone else looks normal, what happened to you, Tony? Smile from Within “Hee! Ilee! I snuck out of rlass! Susan Olszewski Susan Orchard Dena Olio Robert Ovacek Pamela Palumbo Monica Paparone Sandra Peden Pamela Penix A. 3 Cerald Papesh Nicholas Paserk B Donald Petak Arlene Pelek Michael Peters Carrie Phillips Peter Pike Debora Plasman Robert Pike Vicki Lynn Plutt To Break a Bad Habit; Drop It! David Pilarczyk Gregory Piacura Jamex Podojil Richard Pontioux Robert Poturica William Poulox Something caught in your teeth? 92 Seniorx Robert Prosek Lucille Przeracki Joseph Rathy Brian Reed Judith Puza Marcia Rable Julie Radu Debora Rahal Robert Randall Kathleen Randazzo DAN KOHN LORI COLLINS BERNICE SEMAN NANCY VORELL TIM GOGGIN DENA OTTO 94 Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Semi-Finalists I n accordance with the annual Bed- ford High ritual, the class of 1975 has chosen 20 students to represent the school as semi-finalists and finalists of the Hall of Fame. To be selected to appear in either section is a special salute to each individual, as these students have been screened through the most rigorous of testing grounds — the hearts and heads of those with whom they live and work each day — the senior class. ROSE HARRISON TONY BRANCAZIO Hall of Fame793 Hall of Fame Four years of involvement, dedica- tion, hard work, and achievement come to a climax at graduation. But for those who have truly put forth a winning effort, the road doesn't stop here. Those few will continue to exert the forces of these qualities throughout the remainder of their careers. The Epic Hall of Fame may be only the first in a series of recognitions for some, but it is an important tribute to he paid; for these ten have been chosen “winners” by their peers. DALE WHITE Dale's display of team effort and cooperation coupled with hard work has earned him recognition as one of Bedford's outstanding athletes. These qualities should help make the attainment of any future goals successful. JULIUS FEITL Known and recognized throughout the school as pleasantly mild- mannered, Julius has been an asset to Bedford in many areas. His aggressiveness on the football field and success as a track star are only two of the areas in which he has demonstrated his ability to succeed. % Ilall of Fame DOREEN DEMICHELE The sparkle in Doreen’s personali- ty has won her many honors. Not least among them was the reigning of the 1974-75 Homecoming festivities, which she accomplished with the beauty and flare she is accustomed to exhibiting. BRYAN JANKIRA Throughout his high school years, Bryan has gained recognition as a dedicated student and athlete. The strong efforts he put into wrestling for Bedford will long be remembered by his team and classmates alike. DEBBIE GOSHCO Faculty and friends are regularly greeted by the warmth of Debbie’s smile and the brightness of her at- titude. Election to that cherished position of Prom Queen is proof that her magnetic personality will be of valuable worth in the achievement of future successes. Hall of Famc 97 TOM H A B A Tom, considered to be a charmer by some and an “all around great guy” by most, has coupled these qualities with hard work in the sports arena and a sense of humor to main- tain a well-respected position among the student body at Bedford High. 4. CINDY ALLEN As a varsity cheerleader, Cindy was one of the girls responsible for recap- turing the spirit of Bedford High and passing it on to the student body. Even though her schedule was full, she found time to give and to put zest into all she did. SUE WALIGORSKI Barely did a discouraging word ever cross Sue’s lips as she met the often exasperating challenges of be- ing an active student at Bedford. An optimistic gleam in her eye, a strong sense of responsibility, and a high regard for her fellow man are qualities which will pave her way to a full and rewarding future. 98 Hall of Kami MARK POOTS As an athlete, Mark has already gained state and local fame, demonstrating strength of character which has long been noticed by facul- ty and classmates. His willingness to work and his ability to put others at ease are strong points which should lead him to a fruitful career. Hall of Fame Hall of Famers are selected on the basis of the following characteristics: 1) contributions to the senior class and Bedford High 2) superlative qualities 3) dedication 4) leadership 5) sincerity 6) personality and 7) hard work But more importantly, they have been judged on the merits of their everyday living by teachers, and classmates. DAVE PILARCZYK Athletic recognition has brought Dave’s personality strongly into focus among students at Bedford. The ex- perience of long, hard hours of train- ing and perseverance on the football field have helped to prepare him for the securement of future ambitions. Hall of Fa me 99 Karen Rcpko James Rich She'll never know about that patch that fell out. John Riedthaler Martina Riggiola Darlene Rogalski Brenda Ricotta Rex Rose man Karen Roxtankowski Michelle Rush Brian Rutherford Rita Scheffer Duane Schafer Vickie Rucinxki Donna Ruschak Sally Sax Vicki Sawastuk Becky Schrantz Thomas Schwab Worse Than Quitting Is Being Afraid to Make a Beginning Well, that’s another day out of the way, Doreen Schwind Bernice Seman Donald Scovill Beverly Scnkowski Debra Seal Sharon Serluco Cheryl Seeno Nancy Serrin Sharon Shackelford April Showkeir 102 Seniors Lack of Dedication Equals Mediocrity I think we're short a toe. Suzanne Skerness Marie Ann Skory Anthony Slaby Paula Smerekovsky Jack Smith Marcia Slahy Jack Slagle James Snyder Carol Sofonia Mary Lou Spear John Soltes 103 We don t stop for nobody! Christine Stralka James Stewart Kathleen St. John Conflicts Because 104 Seniors Karen Szabo Peter Szlamas Miehacl Tatars Scott Tate Michael Telisrhak Robert Thrasher Theresa Timm Gary Tepper Janet Tillitz Allen Thomas Todd Toaz 106 Scniors Ronald Torrence Vincent Trigilio Thomas Twit! Joseph Tuma James Uschold Michael Uschold When Opportunity Knocks, Would You Complain of Noise? Steven Tomasonc Paul Trojan Joyce Tyler Denise Vadaj Judith Tomcufcik Marilyn Trzeciak Edward Urban George Vadaj 107 Robert Varner Christopher Valley Robert Vince Paul Veres Susan W'aligorski Susan Walker Evelyn W ard Kip Warnke Your Conscience Is Your Worst Enemy . . . Or It’s Your Very Best Friend Darlene Vasas Gregory Vartorella James Vinson Nancy Vorell Jacqueline W alsh Kenneth W'anless 108 Seniors Becky While I f. Beverly White Roy W’crner Theresa West Dale W'hile Michael Wieland Kenneth W'ise Diana W'imer George Wohar Mr. (Mean strikes again. Sandra Yenyo Karen Young cheeri Sharon Zclasko Steven Zendarnki Shirley Young Respect Those Who Respect I ori Young Karen Zipp meu uq SCHOOL BOARO: Mr. Christopher Mallin: Mr . Evelyn Sawastuk; Mr. Robert Strachan, Vice President; Mr. Garth McAdoo, President; Mr. John St. John. Mr. William Vorlicky, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Or. Richard Viering, Superintendent of Schools. 112 Faculty Mr. Edward Estok, Principal. Leadership Unites Us Sometimes the school rules seem to impose upon our rights as students, and suspensions and detentions seem unreasonable. But usually we do not realize that the teachers have a code of rules to abide by also. Like us they have to attend school regularly and arrive at class on time. The teachers are expected to lead fairly moral lives so as not to scandalize the students and the community. Mr. Dennis Blackburn, South House Principal; Mr. Glenn Allayaud, Administrative Assistant. Mr. Charles Morelli. North House Principal; Mr. Francis McNellie, Administrative Assistant. 113 Mrs. Janet Kilgore, Special Education. Mr. Paul kostansek. (Guidance Counselor. Guidance Counselors: Mr. James Mulae. Miss Polly Troxell. Miss Karolyn Hood, Guidance Counselor. Guidance Counselors: Mr. Robert Fleming. Miss Ruth Siegel. 114 Facultv Mrs. Annabel I Day. Mr. Estok's Secretary; Mr? . Evelyn Twitt, Main Office Secretary. Helping Hands Lighten Loads Back in 1872 teachers were restricted far more than today. The rules not only regulated their behavior in school, but extended into their private lives to the point of ab- surdity They were expected to per- form extraordinary tasks and to behave as flawless models for their classes. Listed on the following pages are instructions issued to teachers in the Dakota Territory in 1872. Mr . Bertha LaRue. North House Guidance Secretary; Mrs. Rose Mrs. Elizabeth Romito. Mr. Blackburn’s Secretary ; Mrs. Shirley Boam. South Levy, Mr. Morelli’s Secretary. House Guidance Secretary. Mrs. Helen Kohn, Nurse’s Aide; Mrs. Dorothy Ramos. R.N. 115 SEATED: Mrs. Grace Kozak, College Writing and Research; STANDING: Ms. Chris Bolt, American Literature; Ms. Mary Lou Kosar. Speech. Mr. Hans Pohler. Reading; Mrs. Harriet Taylor, British Literature. Ms. Andrea Getzlaff, Speech; Ms. Susan Ambrosini, Journalism Advisor. 116 Facultv They Share Their Talents With Others Mr. James Hensley, Speech; Mr. Jack l iman. Modern Communications. • After ten hours in school, the teacher should spend the remain- ing time reading the Bihle or other good hooks. The teacher who performs his labors faithfully and without fault for five years will he given an in- crease of 25 cents a week in his pay providing the hoard of education approves. Mr. Borya Korduba, Speech; Mrs. Cynthia Harris. American Literature; Mr. Rex Davis, College Writing and Research. Mrs. Kathleen Ferrone, American Literature; Miss Linda Koki, American Literature. Mr. Eugene Minor. Biology; Mr. Kenneth Luce. Biology. Mr. James Mocilnikar. Chemistry; Mr. Ronald Am- Mr. Robert Chilcote. Calculus: Mr. Stan Perry, Geometry; Mr. Donald Cumley, Algebra, hrosini. Chemistry. 118 F acuity Mr. Robert Locffler, Algebra; Mr. Richard Garrison, Geometry; Mr. Joseph Kensicki, Algebra. No Problem Is Too Large To Be Solved Make your pens carefully. You may whittle nibs for the individual tastes of children. Men teachers may take one evening each week for courting purposes or two evenings a week if they go to church regularly. Every teacher should lav aside from his pay a goodly sum for his declining years so that he will not become a burden on society. Mr. Philip Henncn, Chemistry; Mr. Raymond Reich, Physics; Mr. Cars Schvartz, Biology Learn from Past Mistakes Women teachers who marry or engage in other unseemly conduct will he dismissed. Any teacher who smokes, uses li- quor in any form, frequents a pool or public hall, or gets shaved in a harber shop will give good reason for suspecting his worth, inten- tions, integrity and honesty. Mrs. Antoinette Castiglione. District Media Technician; Mr. John Seaman. District Media Technician. Mrs. Mary Ellen Kessler, American Government; Mr. Robert Hogue, Western Civilization. f Mrs. Cindy Meisner. Media Specialist; Mr. Gregg Payne. Resource Center Chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth St. John. Media Specialist. MEDIA AIDES: Mrs. Marilyn Stanton. Mrs. Joyce Gardner. Mrs. Carmen Bartelheim, Mrs. Mary Sivulka. 120 Faculty Mr . Mary Meyer. Western Civilization; Mr. William Fudge, Russian History. Ms. Claire Rahn. Government; Mr. Oliver Peterson. Government. Mr. Ronald Scheff. American History; Miss Judith Benner, American Government; Mr. Paul Heishman, Family Living. Mr. Dennis Balcer. Western Civilization; Mr. Jack Shutts, American History. Mr. Gordon Parnell. Family Living; Mrs. Marjorie Dickard, American History; Mr. Larry Jones. American History. Home Art : Mrs. Linda Penttila, Mrs. Cindy Gilbert, Mrs. Jo Lcsler. Mr. John Chamberlin, Instrumental Musie; Mr. Max Bunker, Voeal Music. Mr. John Poti, Art III. Mr. Roger Fuhrmeycr, Art Service and Stage Craft: Mr. Andrew Rahatin, Art I and II. 122 Faculty Miss Pollie Carson, Clerical Office Practice; Mrs. Betty McBane, Intensive Steno I. Marjorie Swart . Intensive Senior ior Accounting and Computing. nr. Dave r.ngler. typing; Mrs. P Stenographic; Mrs. Carol Stead, Sen Futures Depend On Their Skills Teachers will fill lamps, clean chimneys and trim wicks each day. Each teacher will bring a scuttle of coal and a bucket of water for the day’s use. Mrs. Barbara Holloway, Accounting and Computing Block; Mrs. Janice Ethridge. Shorthand. career Mr. George Beshara. Distributive Education Coordinator; Mr. Donald Hot .. Bookkeeping; Mr. Paul Pccvcrs, Cooperative Office Education. studen 123 The Goal Is To Prepare Us for Life Today, one hundred and three years later, teachers are not expected to adhere to such a rigid code of behavior. Actually, the rules of 1872 have since been found to be in viola- tion of the teachers' right to privacy. Although there are still flaws in the educational system, the entire philosophy of education has been greatly improved. Mr. Edward Brodnik. Vocational Auto Mechanic ; Mr. Raymond Penza. Diversified Cooperative Training; Mr. Emil Drnak, Auto Mechanics I. Mr. Robert Hemphill. T I Electronics; Mr. Tony Agnello. Electronic II; Mr. James Caron. Metals Shop. Mr. James Schweier. Drafting. OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE: Mr. Paul DiPiero, Coordinator; Mr. A. J. Poirson; Mr. Paul Kunkel. 124 Faculty Mr. Henry Haydu, Woodshop; Mr. George Forster, T I Machine Shop; Mr. Jerry Galvin, Graphic Arts. 125 126 Faculty Mr. Robert Fowler, Physical Education; Mr. Hal Daugherty, Physical Education. Mr. Jim Rose, Athletic Supervisor. Ms. April Pearce, Spanish; Mrs. Marilyn Altman, German. Respect Those Worthy of It Today there is a more relaxed and casual atmosphere in school, and the teachers attempt to stimulate our thinking rather than to drill facts into our heads. Because of the leadership and the helpfulness they express, teachers earn our respect without forcing it upon us. Mr. Dan White, Health. Mrs. Susan Soldevilla, Spanish; Miss Sharon Yunker, French. 127 Mr. Gregory DePompei, Sr., Chief Custodian. SEATED: Mr. Bud Fisher. Retired Chief Custodian: STANDING: Mr. George Oram, Assistant Custodian; Mr. Gregory Reyna, Assistant Custo- dian; Mr. Gregory DePompei, Jr., Assistant Chief Custodian. SECt'RlTY: Mr. George Brurk, Mrs. Ruth Clinton. Mr. Jack Kennedy. CAFETERIA STAFF: SEATED: Mrs. Nancy Hugh cs; Mrs. Pearl Rotter; Mrs. Pharahee Zallar. Supervisor; Mrs. Mary Kuderna. STAND- ING: Mrs. Elanor Vargo; Mrs. Helen Kozsar: Mrs. Helen Seaman; Mrs. Loretta Mosansky: Mrs. Marie Minardo; Mrs. Ber- nice Grobelny; Mrs. Jean Vavra; M rs. Dorothy Tromski. 128 Fan. I tv earhook dedicant, as chosen by the graduating class of 1974-75, is Mr. Wi lliam Fudge. Mr. Fudge has become familiar to the majority of seniors through his close work with Student Senate and through the enrollment in his various history classes. Sophomores, juniors and seniors alike have come to count on his ever-present sense of humor in times of stress and non- stress, and on the willing ear he lends to students with problems and to students with no problems. Blessed with the elusive quality of charisma, Mr. Fudge is as successful talking to a large group as he is working with students on a one-to-one basis. It is these qualities and more which have this year combined to make him the favorite of the seniors. Dedicant 129 n a clear October night, Doreen D e M i c h e I e accepted the crown from 1973 Queen Mary Kay Biss. Graciously, Doreen and her court, Carol Milkovich. Debbie Er- dos, and Laura Kac ur ruled over the game and festivities. Although the Bearcats lost the game to Maple, everyone celebrated the evening w ith Doreen and her court. Marx kax Bins pasnes the rrown to Queen Doreen DeMiehele, The cheerleaders and the crowd cheer the team on during the game. Our 24 mascots add spirit to the game. The 1974 Homecoming Court: (BOTTOM) Carol Milkovich, Bryan Jankura. Queen Doreen DeMiehele. Don Hummel. 1973 Queen Marx Kax Biss. Matt Boh- hx. (TOP) Dehhie Erdos. Dan kohn. I.aur.t kac ur. and Mike Bosxvay. 130 Queen Quarterback Dale While gains yardage for the Bearcats. Happy moments are shared by Queen Doreen and her escort Don The hand performs their traditional Script B during the post game show. 131 1974 Prom Queen ami her court: (HACK) Mark kotila. Queen Deb llaha. Rose Harrison. Sue Waligorski. ( ar Spurio, hie (roshko. 1973 Queen Lur done. Nick Trankito. (FRONT) Tom 'A hat ran I sa ? The coronation dance is enjoyed by all who attended. 132 Queens I he coronation scene commence with the entering of the court, Harrison and Tom llaha. and 1973 Queen Lucy Adone anti Nick who are: (CLOCKWISE), 1974 Queen Debbie Goehco and Mark Trankito. Kotila. Attendant Sue Wuligorski and Gary Spurio. Attendant Rose ith the Host House as the seene for the 1974 Prom, the couples enjoyed the most important dance of Bedford High. The high point of the evening was the coronation ceremony which included the crowning of Queen Dehhie Goshco and Iter atten- dants Sue aligorski and Rose Harrison. Because of the beauty and elegance of the dance, it will always hold many happy memories for couples who attended. Altrndanl Ro e Harrison is crowned by Queen Debbie I ioshco. Queens 133 1974 Hardest llop Queen ami Her Court: Sharon Shackelford, Ron Robert Berkheimcr. Chris Fazio. Duane Goughler, 197.4 Queen Terri Mcllcnrv, Corlis Vlaeziwitzki. Hill Junkin, Queen Klaine (fallowa . Clavun. Ed Rock. I he 1974 Harvest Hop Queen Klaine Calloway poses with her escort Robert Berkheimer. he atmosphere of the Harvest Hop seemed to change the attitudes of the couples as they found the cafeteria had been turned into a beautiful setting. Queen Elaine Galloway and her attendants Corlis Macziwitzki, Sharon Shackelford and Chris Fazio added a touch of splendor to the surroundings. The dance was enjoyed by the couples but all felt the time went by too quickly. Attendant Coriis Maeziwitzki and her escort Bill Junkin. Attendant Chris Fazio and her escort Duane Gougler. Attendant Sharon Shackelford and her escort Hon McHenry. They’ve only just begun. Queens 135 Hen lime rhan|!C is a i K 3 frightening I h i n g. BjfiNftfelA Suddenlx we realize dial onr security is being threatened. We become unsure of our elven anil w ish to stax in the past. In some cases this is the reason that people hold on to traditions: old ways and old places. The buildings that remain intact max nerve as a symbol in the age of space traxel. scientific knowledge, and discoxery of p r e x i o ii s I y u n k n o xv n things. Nostalgia max he a means of grasping security and a sense of familiarity with our enximoment. % 116 MrHian hr atmosphere of modern schools is freer and more casual than ever before. Teachers and students have friendlier relationships, and both are free to he individuals with their own personalities. Students are at liberty to make their own decisions about how to behave based on the regulations they learned to adhere to 138- Median as young children. Recreation of all types provides a break in the monotony of studies. Activities such as having classes in the newly built courtyard, and attending school in the morning and working in the afternoon all lead to a change in the attitudes of the students. The school day does not seem as strict and formal as it once was. Mcdian 139 ■fm iN memories collect In onr minds, in- finitesimal particles that comprise our pasts. All those precious in- cidents that were once so dear to us vanish into a vast and perpetual un- iverse. erriless time escapes ui like the sands of ar hourglass. There is ik controlling the constant flowing of the tiny grains of sands; there is no way of holding still the nn relenting lapse of time. Only tMksa MI gCTlVITIEd YEARBOOK: FRONT ROW: Dave Phillips. Sue Cannata, Kathy Shi ri I la. Anne Morelli, Denise Bokshon. Kathy St. John. Craig Carom. Editor Sue W'aligorski. SECOND ROW : Mark Day. Chria Valley, Mark Gryc. THIRD ROW : Sue Stakes. Laurie Jasulewicz. Betsy llomonnay. Dawn Cunningham. Sue Dlouhy. Marlene Cramer. Marie Skory. Corlis Mae iwitski. Barb Gerstenberger. TOP ROW : Leslie Cantwell. Carol Sofania, Stacey Hutson. Pam Berkoff. Brian Reed. Terri Locffler. A yearbook contains bits and pieces of an entire year. It is something to look back on to recall special events and good friends. No one realizes what the staff goes through to put out a good yearbook, but if all the work has resulted in a book that brings at least one special memory to each per- son in the school, the staff has ac- complished their goal. 144 cti ities FOURTH ESTATE EDITORS: FRONT ROW: Business Editor Vickie Rucinski. Exchange Editor Vicki Sawastuk. Photography Editor Mark Gryc. BACK ROW: Managing Editor Mary Kay Moore, Editor-in-Chief Pam Berkoff, Manag- ing Editor Cheryl Marino, Sports Editor Sue Dlouhy, Photography Secretary Denise Heil, News Editor Chuck Herbik, News Editor John Ricdthaler. FOURTH ESTATE STAFF: FIRST ROW: Top to Bottom: Paul Trojan. Scott Krol, Bev White, Carolyn Cummings. SECOND ROW: Doug Sheer, Donna Hackbart. Pam Bosell, Jan Komorowski, Cindy Allen. THIRD ROW: Terry Moore, Diane W ajda. Debbie Moore. Debbie Trocchio. FOURTH ESTATE: FRONT ROW': Art Editor Trieia Andrews, Leslie Cantwell. BACK ROW: George Petras. Tom Haba. John Piwinski. Written Words Are Reminders THE FOURTH ESTATE: Though the others were striking. The Fourth Estate maintained, always in pursuit of its goal — to print a newspaper that really contained news. The work was tedious and the hours were long, hut each issue looked better than the one before and the staff members were rewarded with congratulatory remarks made by classmates, faculty, and community members. I J STl DENT SENATE: FRONT ROW: Secretary-Treasurer Sue Schillero. Senior Minister MaryLou Spear. President Doreen DcMiohele. Vice President Barb Ferrara. Junior Minister Sue Glohokar. SECOND ROW: Eori Lippitt, Terri Moran. Diane Stralka. Dave Earl, Jill Holvcross. Dianne Nagy, Debbie Griffith. Laura Bobby. Janice Pilarczyk, Cheryl Pederi. Lisa Roniito, Debbie Tango. Donna Saliga. Joy Motsco. THIRD ROW : Jodi Miller, Eileen Collins. Jackie Myers, Sue Erdos. Laurie Fifer. Carol Harland. Debbie Erdos, Tony Brancazio, Ed Eslok. Marianne John- son, Ellen Yavra. Pat Lynch. Laurel Day. FOURTH ROW : Rick Schultz, Cathy Creevar. Sue Youngblood. Sue Sunday. Sally Dienes. Nancy Vorcll. Bill Greene, Andy Russo. Dale White, Peter Pike, Dave Pilarczyk. Dan kohn. Rich kotarba. Mike Telisehak, Pat Murphy, Bryan Jankura. Bret Wiley, Mike Bosway. BACk ROW: Andy Chesloek. Debbie Melreit. Jo Bruening, Laura kaezur. Lori Collins. Rose Harrison. Bernice Seman. Vicki Sawastuk, Annette DiMareo. Terri Timm. Cheryl Sulik, karen Coffee, Debbie Blackburn. Donna Harland. 146 Activities Too Often We Seek Justice Just for Us STt DENT SENATE: The students elected to these offices are represen- ting each of their fellow classmates. Taking student ideas to their meetings they perform the difficult task of keeping the faculty and ad- ministration aware of student opinions. STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Students who wish to he part of this program run in an election against other students. Elected officials spend an entire day with their counterparts in city hall. SCHOOL BOARD: FRONT ROW: Bernice Seman. Beckey Hynes. Donna Chojnowski. BACk ROW: Frank Tcklytz. Vicki Rueinski. Donna Harland. BEDFORD NTS. STUDENT GOVERNMENT: FRONT ROW: Mike Furlong, Peggy O’Neill. Mike Hollowed. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Pederi, Donna liarland, Jill Holycross. BACK ROW: Brcll Wiley, Bill Greene, Rick Kotarba. WALTON HILLS STUDENT GOVERNMENT: TOP TO BOTTOM: Donna liarland. Mike Boaway, Laurie Filer, Debbie Melreit, Dona Syroski, Jan komorowski. BEDFORD STUDENT GOVERNMENT: FRONT ROW: Sue Youngblood, Lisa Romito, Sue Erdos. SECOND ROW': Debbie Erdos. THIRD ROW : Carol Harland, Cathy W eaver. Lori Collins. NHS: An honorary society and an active group. National Honor Society- unites all those students above average in scholarship, leadership, and service. Doing their part to help the community, NHS raised money to sponsor a guide dog for the blind this year. As a highly official and organiz- ed group, NHS deserves the honor and recognition which go along with it. INNER CLl-B: The position of club or class president is not only an honor, hut a great responsibility. Elected or appointed students must be willing to dedicate a major portion of their time to fulfill the duties the position requires. Their efforts will not only be of benefit this year, but will serve as the framework for years to come. INNER GLIB: FRONT ROW: Theresa Krakauskas. Cathy Weaver. Sue aligorski, Pam Berkoff. SEC4 ND BOW: Drna Otto. Lou Glorioso. Brian Reed. THIRD ROW: Doreen DeMichele. Ellie W iegand. Bill Greene. FOURTH ROW: Barb Gerstenberger, Diane Dlouhy. Carol llarland. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Plasman, Cathy O'Brien. Marijo Artino, BACK ROW: Dawn Mallis, Tom Brown. Dan Kohn. NHS: FRONT ROW: Marijo Artino, Barb Manak.Corli Macziwitzki,Sue Stakes. SECOND ROW : Judi Puza. Marie Ann Skory, Pam Chun, Debbie Erdos. Mark Kondik, Lou Glorioso. Bill Hoelting, Cheryl Figurski. THIRD ROW : Nancy Kelly. Bernice Seman, Mary Checkosky. Laurie Jasulewicz. Roger Honkonen. Mark Basil, Cindy Allen. Jan Kotich, Vickie Hanzely, Cheryl Marino. Kathy St. John. BACK ROW: Roy Werner, Don- na Harland, Bill Greene. Barb Ferrara, Al Thomas, Nick Ananea. Joe Tuma, Sue Waligorski, Tricia Andrews, Mary Lantz, Doreen DeMichele, Nancy Chech. 148 Activities Ql ILL M) SCROLL: FRONT TO BACK: LEFT ROW: Cindy Allen, Judy Lecso. Leslie Cantwell. Cheryl Marino. RIGHT ROW: Kathy St. John. Vicki Rucinski. Sue Dlouhy, Sue Waligorski. Sue Cannata. A Learned Man Carri es Wealth QUILL AND SCROLL: Having something printed which you’ve written is a very special accomplish- ment. Each of these students have met this requirement and others. This entitles them to entrance in this organization. ACADEMIC CHALLENGE: The Academic Challenge Team is chosen through competitive eliminations. These three seniors and two alter- nates represent Bedford against other area high schools. Knowing facts from trivia to trigonometry, they went forward with all of BUS suppor- ting them. ACADEMIC CHALLENGE: Pam Chun. Bill Grccnc. Marijo Artino. Mark Gryc. GERMAN (.1.1 B: FRONT ROW: Bernice Seman, I)avc Dorman. Karen Coffee. Mike Rainier. SECOND ROW : Sue Erdos. Sue Youngblood. Deb- bie Erdos. Julius Feill. Bryan Jankura. Erie Blemasler. Wayne Stahl, John Clat .. Pat Tip pen. THIRD ROW: Jackie Smith, Barb Mester, Cindy Turner, Adcle lleintel. I.isa Morrison. Kathy Kushncr, Claudia Phillips. Carol Shooks. I.isa Jayson. FOCRTH ROW: Kenneth A. Coates. Sue Maras. Scott Kerchner. Diane Wendorff, Debbie W ieuaml. Dianne Nagy. Kim Nagnrski. Diane Tomeufeik. I.aura Orchard. FIFTH ROW: Gina Barton. Tom Komar. Darleen Maker, Jo Bruening, Katin Jorgensen. Dru hie MeAdoo, Shirley Salamon. Dehhie Williams. Mary Yargo. SIXTH ROW : hex in Miller. Fid Sekerak. Bruce l.angguth. Mark Morrison. Barry Minor. Gary oho. Randy llagler. Randy Law. Julie Csiha. SEVENTH ROW : Donna Saliga. Linda Loeffler. Jan DeLollis. Dehhie (Griffith. Pam Spevak. Bryan Fredericks. Jack Armstrong. Chris W alc ak. Kathy Molnar. Smiles Cross All Barriers LANGUAGE CLl BS: The language clubs have been growing w ith the ac- tivities they sponsor. Both old and new members work to make things happen. In Le Club Francais, interested youths plan and participate in the Mardi Gras, their annual French Dinner and construct the club banner for homecoming. The German Club members roam the Cleveland area looking for new places to eat German cuisine and if some lucky members wish, on their spring break, they leave for a week of enjoyment and merrymaking in Deutchland. And the largest group, El Club de Espanol, is interested in understan- ding and participating in Spanish related activities. First is Christmas caroling (in Spanish of course) and second is their form of party, an authentic Spanish fiesta. Also, members who can, fly down to Mex- ico or even across to Espana for a new experience in a different culture. FHENGH (.1.1 B: FRONT ROW: President Barb Gerstenhcrger. Historian Gorlin Macziwitzki. Activities Chairman Debra Keene, Secretary Mary Kay Moore. BACK ROW : Kathy Cooper. Terri Lcoffler. Barb Radomski, Debbie F'reda. ISO Activities SPANISH CLUB NORTH: FRONT ROW: Jim V inson. Gary Slaby, Diane Slralka. Darlene Kletchie. Patti Nunes. Sam Paparone. SECOND ROW': Duane Sehafer. Bob Cichanski, Jim ippay. Bill Loth. Dave Hess, Chris Valley. THIRD ROW: Lisa Bolino. Toni Relvea. Chris Kaueic, Traey Stewart. Mary Be ak. Denise Bokshon. FOURTH ROW : Bert Bowman. Joy Motseo, Fred Hinderschied. Don- SPANISH CLUB SOUTH: FRONT ROW: Janis Judy, Lisa Romito. Laura Bobby. Denise Heil. Lori Benniei, Pam Berkoff. SECOND ROW : Terri Moran. Cathy Bykiewicz. Pat Romanik. Linda Oreskovic. Janie Shackelford. Ix ri Castiglione. THIRD ROW: Rick Kotarba. Jackie Myers. Leona Oreskovic, Sue Sehillero. Lynn Hoover, Dawn Mallis. FOURTH ROW : Amy Tomko, Janet Carruthers, Roberta Ciebanski. Mary Kay W'ashko. Debbie Stareher. Marc Liehota. FIFTH ROW : Tony Tomaselli. Russ Palumbo. Alan Linbart. Erick Dumas. na Cirincione. Suzy Christenson. Debbie Hall, Cheryl Cermak. FIFTH ROW': Denise Nagy. Bctsi Orth. Jenny Horner. Ann Schwab, Kathy Morrissey . Patti Angelo, Connie Fuller. SIXTH ROW : Dave Pilarczyk. Tom Stefanov, Dean Beaudoin. Sharon Mihalich, Laurie Jasulewiez. Kim Hubbard. Michele Bellante. Marie Ann Skory, Terri Timm. Annette Rayner, Loraine Alberts, Roger Honkonen. SIXTH ROW : Bill Vargo, Mike Cox, Cheryl Pederi, Bob Kusyk. Jeff Drvja, Chuck Morelli. Dale Howard. SEVENTH ROW : Jim Jasulewiez. Doug Beau- doin, Greg Blanock. Jan Patsolic, JoAnn Peris. Mark Martin. Cheryl Marino. EIGHTH ROW: Laura Kaczur. Cindy Allen. Debbie Plasman. Pam ('bun. Beth Rickelman. Vicki Fuller, John lannetta, Maurice D’Amieone, Marcia Rable. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: President Debbie Plasman. Vice-President John lannetta. Secretary Laura Reulbach. Treasurer Mary Chcckosky. Historian ('indy Allen. ALPHA CHAIRMAN: Publicity Chris Valley, Registration Karen Coffee, Secretary Michele Krakora. Organization Cheryl Sulik. Hostess Terri Timm. What do you mean “what's that?” Don’t you know a kangaroo when you see one! Sue’s house in Launceston. Australia. Experiences Brighten Life ALPHA: Alpha is a relatively new endeavor, which has blossomed from a project w ith “no hope to one with much promise for now and the future. A few dedicated students with the help of Mrs. Dickard made the presentations of Alpha ones of enjoy- ment and enlightenment. AFS: Spending time far away from home is quite an experience and the American Field Service provides that opportunity for high school students all around the world. This year, Bed- ford was represented by Susan Orchard who spent her past summer in Launceston. Tasmania, an island off of Australia. Sue Orchard. 152 Activitics SKI CLUB: FRONT ROW: Beckey Hynes, Joe Jancsurak, Seott Miller, President Tom Brown. SECOND ROW: Dave Phillips, Ix ri Collins, Barb Ferrara, Laura Orchard, Kim Nagorski, Kathy Sarga, Marie Ann Skory, Nancy Serrin. Don Hall. THIRD ROW: Steve Wargo, Doug Stastny, Michelle Minarik. Sallv Handyside. Jackie Shauf, Kathy Bikowicz, Diane Tomcufcik. Linda Damico. FOURTH ROW: Mary Christian, Denise Heil, Laura Kaczur, Andy Cheslock, Beth Rickelman. Debbie Plasman, Bernice Seman. Laurel Day. Doris Racine. Jeff Decker. FIFTH RO1 : Cheri Seeno. Joann Bruening. Linda Delphia. Bill Donato. Lori Benice, Linda Heller, Sue Biss, Lou Glorioso. BACK ROW : Dona Syroski. Dan Sike. Scott Krol, Chuck Herbik, Frank Teklitz, Sue Navratil, Chris Petras. SKI CLUB: Most clubs last throughout the year, but the Ski Club has only one big season—the winter. Students who belong to this club brave the icy winds and snow to ski one night a week hoping to gain the proficiency needed to become a good skier. FCA: Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been a tradition in our school for many years. This group of dedicated sportsmen tries to get deeper into its Christian philosophies and the meaning of sportsmanship while trying to grasp a firm foothold in its understanding of Christian morals. FCA: FRONT ROW: Y'ice-President Terri Loeffler, Secretary Karen Johnson, Advisor Mr. Hcisbman. SECOND ROW : Del Judd, Scott Bartl, Bob Prosek, Barb Radomski, Cindy Kresse. Jackie Shauf. Bernice Seman. THIRD ROW : Mark Basil, Cindy Cardaman, Pat Kontur, Holly Prentiss, Marlene Cramer, Wayne Tosko, Randy Rasey. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Molnar, Judy I,ecso, Peggy O'Neill, Joyce Christian. Julie Csiba. George Petras, Jim Bell. BACK ROW : Sue Globakar, Tim Bell, Nancy Serrin, Stacy Hutson, Al Thomas, Bob Schiffbauer. 153 Make a Future SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS TIMERS: Since the construction of the Wright Natatorium, a few water- hased organizations were established. The first is an exclusive girls club, once called the Synchronized Swimmers and now renamed the Scu ha hears. The swimmers have brought a new and exciting show to Bedford each spring. Secondly is the Timers club, a helpful collection of girls from all grades who are in- terested in the swim team and smoothly running meets. They time and record the results of the in- dividual races for the officials. TIMERS: FROM ROW: Linda I.oeffler. Gale Ponikvar. Diana Wargo, Carol Horney. Jackie Shauf. Nancy Rich, Donna Chojnowaki. SECOND ROV : Lori Lippitt, Tammy Decker, Kathy Sarga. Diane Tonuufcik. Kim Nagorski. Lisa Jayson, Beckey Hynes, Beth Maras. BACK ROW: Cindi Alder. Ber- nice Seman. Terri Timm, Ann Poydock, Karen Boyle, Ellie Weigand, Linda Heller, Debbie Jaeger. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS: FRONT ROW: Julie Chu, Val Hutson. Ellie brigand. Peggy Keating. Celia Rapp. Cheryl Crary, Chris Petrek. SECOND ROW: Claudia Phillips. Gale Ponikxar, Stacey Hutson. Donna Hackbart. Nancy Serrin, Donna Cirincione. THIRD ROW: Karen Johnson, Treasurer Mary Lou Spear, Secretary Carol Sofonia, Vice-President Terri Timm. FOURTH ROW: President Jan Komorowski. By Using the Present Well 134 Activities Who helps a tired elf? FRIENDSHIP CLUB: The bringing of laughter to underprivileged children at Christmas, smiles to senior citizens at Easter, and memories to BHS students at the Harvest Hop keep these girls busy all year. Their projects include spon- soring a Friendship Week, a Toys for Tots Campaign and their annual Pa- Ma-Me Banquet. They are always try- ing to do what they can to brighten the lives of those in the school and community. FRIENDSHIP CLt B: FRONT ROW: President Elaine Calloway. Vice President Mary Checkoskv. Secretary Jan Kotieh. Treasurer Sharon Shakelford. SECOND ROW : Cahinet-Dchhic Keene. Chris Fazio. Corlis Macziwitzki. Barb Radomski. Marie nn Skory, Sue Motsro. THIRD ROW : Pam Berkoff. Beckey Haynes. Donna Chojnowski. Estalene Hall. Cyndi Barker. Terri Timm. Jan Patsolie. Donna Harland. Jan Blaync. H)l RTII ROW : Donna Hetzel. Jackie W alsh. Denise Bokshon. Cindy Saunders. Dorothy Trowsdell, Judy Oergye, Ellie Ovacek, Louise Morrison. Michele Krakora. FIFTH ROW : Sue W aligorski. Mary Ellen Pomieeko. Mark l.iehota. Karla Bokshon. Joyce DeRemer. Laurel Day. Pam Moore. Claudia Phillips. Vicki Wiggins. SIXTH ROW: Chris DeCaro. Cail Stover. Kathy Kushncr. I.oraine Alberts, Vange Gurko. Janie Shakelford. Rosemarie La ano. Nadine Smalley. Darleen Makar. Pauline Calloway. SEN ENTH ROW: Jackie Smith. Barb Mester. Amy Nemeth, Pal Tippen. Ndele Hcintel. Lisa Morrison. Cindy Turner, Kathy Prokav. Debbie Criffith. Jan DeLolli . BACK ROW : Bev Watts, Cindee Walsh. Lauren Vogini, Laurie Jasulewicz. Betsy Hamilton. Debbie Hutchinson. 155 VICA OFFICERS: Chaplain Chip Luca . Reporter Tom Czerny. President Tracy Bell, Vice-President Chuck Brooks. Secretary Dennis Howard, Treasurer Rick Brunst. VICA AND DECA: The high school years are a time of preparation for the future. VICA and DECA prepare their members in a practical wav, as they became trained for skills and trades that may benefit them for a lifetime. Through their on-the-job experiences, students acquire knowledge beyond that which can be learned in the classroom. DECA OFFICERS: President Mary Miller. Secretary Cyndi Balog, Treasurer Gladys Ruffin, Vice- President Marlene Hopkins. The Futu re Will Tell All 156 Activities COE AND SHORTHAND CLUB: Bedford's business department provides an opportunity for girls to gain the knowledge and necessary work experience which they will need to compete in the highly competitive job markets of the future. The girls work in an office atmosphere which trains them to become efficient secretaries. (.OE OFFICERS: SITTING: Treasurer Pam Penix, Secretary Donna Fuller. STANDING: President Tina Jaeger. Parliamentarian Darlene Vaaaa. SHORTHAND OFFICERS: Secretary Andy Cheslock. Treasurer Chris Dewhirst, Vice-President Anne Morelli. President Sue U alker. 158 Acti vities SENIOR STENO: SITTING: Vice-President Mary Ann Nap . President Dena Otto. Secretary Chery l Figurski. STANDING: Historian Denise Vadaj, Parliamentarian Donna Rusehak. Treasurer Roseannc Gemelli. JUNIOR STENO: SITTING: Vice-President Marie Limina. President Ellie Wiegand. STANDING: Treasurer Susan Bore . Parliamentarian Chris Petrek. Historian Peggy Keating. The Business World Awaits BUSINESS: Preparing students for the working world is the goal of the steno and accounting classes. By simulating office conditions the students learn methods used in keep- ing an office in good running order. SENIOR GENERAL CLERICAL ACCOUNTING: Secretary Becky Schrantz. President Diane Dlouhy, Vice-President Eileen Byrne. Jl MOR GENERAL CLERICAL VCCOt N'TIN'G: SITTING: Parliamen- tarian Nancy Roberts. Representative Marianne Marik. STANDING: Secretarv Eileen Nralen. Historian Judy Palumbo. Vice-President Kathy Bruce. President Sue Schanzlin. 159 THESPI NS: FRONT ROW: Jan Bl« ne. There Krakauskas, JoAnne Peris. Mary Zippay, Bernice Seman. Pam Berkoff. SECOND ROW: Lisa Bolin . Mary Kay Moore, Kathy Jorgensen. Sue W aligorski, Nancy Kelley, Pam Chun. BACK ROW: Mike Hajek. Dean Shimandle, Scott Tate.Chuck llerhik. Paul D'Angelo. Hard Work, Talent Will Yield Success THE ARTS: hether working backstage or performing, every mo- ment is more exeiting than the last. The fun never seems to stop, even though there are many hours of hard work. VI hen the rehearsals are over, the thrill of performing in front of a live audience is overwhelming. When the curtain goes down, the cast hopes they achieved their goal of providing a show well done. Those people in- volved in the production take with them memories which they will never forget. THEARTS: FRONT ROW : Diane Vurko, Pam Chun. Kathy Horner, Pat Tippen, Vange Gurko. Michelle Dygutowicz, Lee Ann D’Angelo, Donna Troy. Nancy Pontious. Jenny Horner. Ruth Forcier, Cindy Taussig, Kathy Prokay. Cheryl Crary. SECOND ROW: Joe Shuman. Bob W ebb, Mike Hajek. Richardo Nichols. JoAnne Peris, Vicky Hess, Sue W aligorski, Pam Berkoff. THIRD ROW : Paul Swire, Berniee Seman, Tom Brow n. Chuck 1 1 flerbik. Mark Basil. Toni Relyea. Kathy Jorgensen, Marie Ann Skory, Chris Valley. Kathy Fecko, Meg Mackey. Mark Grye, Tracy Stewart, Dean Shimandle, Mary Zippay, Terri Moran, Mary Kay Moore. Susy Christen- son. Ellic Ovaeck. BACK ROW: Historian Scott Tate. President Paul D’Angelo, Secretary-treasurer Marijo Artino, Publicity chairman l.isa Bolino. 160 Activities STAGECRAFT: FRONT ROW : Fmerick Gordon. Dave Horvath. Mary jek, Donna Aurbrecht, Barb Flachbart. Sue Mathews. Mike St. John. Ellen Leonard. Donna llackharl. STANDING: Mark Davis. Mike Ha- F.d Sehrivert. ART SER ICE: SITTING: Monica Paparonc, Cind Taussig. Mike St.John. STANDING: Mary Ka Washko, Paul Swire. Kitty Koelliker. Sue Mathews. Phil Strecker. Frank Martin. ART SERVICE AM) STAGE- CRAFT: These artistically gifted students have saved many a day for countless groups with their talents and creativity. The construction of special effects for programs, concerts, and assemblies is the mammotith joh stagecraft faces each school year. Art Service works on posters, ami other publications. 161 SOCIAL ROOM MONITORS: SITTING: Rost- Harrison. Lori Collins. Annette DiMarco. Dclihi Glasko. Cheryl Marino. Ron Torrence. Chris Dew hirst. Jim Podojil. Dave Pilarezyk. Debbie Mclrcit. SECOND ROW: Rich Eden. Bill Greene. Bernice Seman. Debbie Erdos. Barb Ferrara. Torn Brancazio. Tom Haba. THIRD ROW: Julius Feitl. Mike Bosway. Kathy Komarek. Pat Ciganv. ndy Cbeslock. Tom Stefanov, Gary Gunter. Mark kondik, Cindy Allen. Bryan Jankura, Don Hummel, Greg Piseura. Dale White. SOCIAL ROOM MONITORS: Enabl- ing the Social Room to run smoothly these seniors check attendance and keep order. With their help the seniors have been able to use the room instead of attending study halls or going to the library. OFFICE RUNNERS: Looking for people in all parts of the school or delivering messages, these students are invaluable. With their help intra- school organization is made possible and efficient. OITH.E Rl NNERS: FRONT ROW: Pam Mahlc, Sharon claxko, Corii Macziwitzki, Sharon Shakelford. Pal Romanik. Ann Hill. SECOND ROW: Debbie Blackburn. Michelle Bellante. Mice Fctsko. Palli Nunes. Sue Erdos. Judy Fulmer. THIRD ROW : Cind Saunders. Pam Spurting. Th la W illiamson, Mary Babensky. Janet Teed. Patty Beck. Julie Csiha. Leona Oreskovic, Linda Delphia. F'OI RTH ROW : Kathv Cooper. Diane Biena, Thelma Russell. Janie Shackelford. Debbv Richnavisky. Laurie F'ifer. Eileen (Collins. Betsy Homonnay. Linda Oreskovic. FIFTH ROW : Bari) Gcrstcnberger. Roberta Cichanski. Mary Kay W'ashko. Donna Trov, Michelle Dygutowicz, Cindy Reardon, Melanie Priester, Marie Panovich, Roseann Falzini. BACK ROW: Karen Bielecki. Mary Vespucci. Sally Handyside. Rose Zarlino, Cindy Jeffery. Kim Nagorski. Jane Chimcnti, Betty Skrabcc. 162 Activities CI.INK; VIDES: SCALE: Pam Mahle. CRITCII: Kathy Horne. HKKI.CIIAIR: Gale Ponikvar. ICEBAG: Cheryl firary. BEHIND WHEELCHAIR: Martha Hughes. With Help, It Can Be Done AIDES: Students who are wi I ling to give tip their free time graciously volunteer to help our school staff. Vi hether working with those who become ill. keeping us informed with announcements, or running errands, we could never do without them. MORNING ANNOUNCERS: RIGHT TO LEFT: Theresa krakauska . Mary Lantz. Rich Gipko. Jim Balugh. RESOURCE CENTER AIDES: FRONT ROW: Michelle Peters, Donna l.auric. Mary Rahcnsky. Dawn Stinky. Cathy Bykiewicz. Georgannc Kurelov, Marijo Arlino. SECOND ROW: Denise Churilla. Janet Carruthers, Debbi Urban, Cheryl Pedcri. Candy Pidala. Cathy Crevar, Cheryl Figurski. Judi Puza. THIRD RO% : Valerie Clinton. Veronica Raker. Monica Raker. Marie Ann Skory. Naney Chech, Kathy F’ecko. Caroline Pawte. 163 AUDIO VISUAL: Donating free time to make BHS a better place, these people spend study halls and after school hours in the auditorium, the A-V room and various other places in the building keeping track of projec- tors, screens, movies and other A-V equipment. Working on all school productions they have proved an in- valuable asset to teachers, clubs, and students alike. LIGHTING UNLIMITED: FRONT ROW: Al Huebncr. SECOND ROW : Ken W ise, Nick Paserk. Mark Gryc, Dennis Howard, Jeff Maresh. AUDIO VISUAL: FRONT ROW Don Mandol, Darlene Maker, Lori Castiglione. SECOND ROW : Jeff Maresh, Joe Jones, Al Huebner. Mark Gryc. THIRD ROW : Jim Siller, Dennis Howard, Nick Paserk, Jim Lewis. FOURTH ROW : Joe Nichols, Jeff Dryja, Phil Saunders, Ken Wise. 164 Activities SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORI S: FRONT ROW: Jim Webb. Ricardo Nichloa, Barry Minor. Dennis Marold. Micky H rb. Brad White, Ed Braund. Bob Barrett. Bryan Leonburger, Scott Arnold, Rick Bro iak. Ron Mori, Glenn Kline, Rick Starnoni, Martin Corroll, Jeff Beck. SECOND ROW: Jan Delollis, Debbie Griffith, Carmela lannaggi. Linda I,ocfflcr, Tina Finnerty. Debbie I Jrban, Karen (Caponi, Sherry Perrcn. Pat Brunen. Valerie Hutson, Nancy Pontious. Donna Prosek, Mark Martin. Mark Hrnmi. John l cchowski, Russ Kondik. Nancv Charney, Jill Holycross, Dawn Mallis. Cheryl Cermck. Kim Allomen, Ellen avra. Amy Nemeth. Beth Antoon. THIRD ROW: Sharon Baker, Patti Spevak. Janette Cherak. Milinda Sotet, Kathy Davis, Carol Shooks. Kathy Prokcy. Vicki Pritt. Pat- ty Beck. Stephy Tate. Mary Slate, Janet Ila , Barb Bennett, Lori Schuster. Doris Racine. Kelly Alder. Janice Troutman. I auren Yogini, Rac Chap- man. Kath Bykiewicz. Cindy Palumbo. Janice Pilarcyk, Lisa Romito, Patt O’Toole. Ann Solles, Lynne Hendericks. BACK ROW: Betty Pr- zvbys, Donna Saliga. Georgette Neal. Linda Pishenary, Ann Schwab. Patty Tippen. Laura Bartunek. ('indy Walsh, Mary No ak, Lvnn Sike. Lisa Ja son, Bonnie Fuller. Cindy Turner. Jean Tinta, Sharon Radacliff, Carie Jugl. ValShump, Debbie Hutchinson, Laura Bobby, Debbie Tango. Lvdia Mackris, Gina Barton. Barb Mester. Tina Polamaras. Patti Angelo, Bev Watts. SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Vicki Cottrill, Wendy Butwina. Pam Grochocki, Terri Dimora, Louise Kristoff, Debbie Young, Sheri Eden. Dori Graw, Lynn Billy, Pauline Galloway, Donna Circincioni, Linda Hauser, Karen Hyrb. SECOND ROW: Frann Byrne, Jody Gallaugher. Sue Gizzo, Joanne Cantale, Cindy Hido. Michelle Sholmon, Cindy Jeffrey, Sandy Heisler, Robin Vervcrka. Pat Firste, Sherry Howard. THIRD ROW : Chris DeCaro, DeniseChurilla, Sharon Pomiecko, Nancy Slab), Barbara Baker, Jennifer Lee. Judy Fulmer, Barb Hackett. Gigi Vanek. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: FRONT ROW: Brian Leonberger. Bob Barrett, Mike Hyrb, Ricardo Nichols, Ed Braund, Ellen Yavra, Karen Caponi, I.ynn Hendericks, Debbie Griffith, jan Delollis. BACK ROW: Cindy Turner, Donna Prosek, Nancy Pontious, Dawn Mallis. Vicki Pritt, Dennis Marold, Ron Mori, Rick Starnoni, Mark Martin, Barry Minor, Rick Borowiak. A Song Will Brighten the Darkest Day SOPHOMORE CHORUSES: Sophomore vocal groups are the first phase of the BUS music department. Guided by Mr. Bunker they learn to develop talents and improve voices. These efforts result in entertainment for others and satisfaction for themselves. 165 GIRLS GLEE: FRONT RO R : Chris Dew hirst, Cheryl Nickerson, Beckey Hynes. Andy Chcfilock, Lori Bcnnici, Sharon Shackelford. Pam Berkoff. Lisa Bolino. SECOND ROW: Denette Sullivan, Vickie Plutt,Sally Young, Dchhic Plasman. Marcia Rahle. Dcbhie Melreit. Kathv Koniarek. Doreen DeMichele. Rose Harrison. Sue Walker. Beth Rickelman. THIRD ROW: Terri Moran, Pam Reeder. Annette DiMarco, Lori Collins, Cindy Alder, Cathy Murphy, Cyndi Barker, Kathy Molnar, Sue Judd, Eileen Collins, Vicki Fuller. Music Expresses Many Moods GIRLS GLEE: These junior and senior girls, chosen at the end of each year, work together at improving their vocal abilities, sight reading and performance qualities. Perfor- ming several times during the year at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and the junior highs, they have proven that their efforts produce a fine and well balanced singing group. BOYS GLEE: Joined together to im- prove their singing. Boys Glee per- forms at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They provide an excellent blend of male voices which offsets the other singing groups. They enjoy the opportunity they have to sing just as much as the community enjoys listen- ing to them. GIRLS GLEE OFFICERS: President Debbie Melreit, Vice-President Vicki Fuller, Secretary Debbie Erdos. Treasurer Kathy Komarek. 166 Activities GIRLSGI.F.K: FRONT ROW : Debbie Moore.Sue Erdos, Pam Chun. Judy Shumaker, Debbie Jaeger. Karen Zipp. Ann DiVlora, Debbie Maeiejowski, Debbie Malthx. SECOND ROW : Leigh Hamilton. Sue Navratil, Debbie Grosscnhaugh. Janis Judy, Sue Vasinko, Renee Hlaek. Laurie O'Hare, Anita Zipp. Barb Ferrara. Debbie Erdofl. THIRD ROW: Debbie Glasko. Karen Piekett. Marie Ann Skory, Terri Timm, Peggy Keating. Chris Petak. Arlene Petak, Diane Patena. Mary Webb, Yiekie Shelton. BOYS GLEE: FRONT ROW : Mark Morrison. Gary Yoho. Don W'ohar. Peter Pike. Tim Coggin. THIRD ROW: Rieb Eden. Bob Seo ill, Mike Parker, Joe S pel lacy. Bob Webb. SECOND ROW : Joe Ovaeek, Greg Piseura. Dale White, Don Hall. Christian. Tony Branea .io. Mark Kondik, Joe Tuma. Buddy Wfc 167 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Rose Yartorella. Jan Bell, Sue Burrell. Beekey Hynes. Cindy Allen. Sue Janashak. Sue Deeker, Cindy Saunders. Mary Misejko. SECOND ROW: Sherry Luckman, Mary Lou Jeffers. Karen Jantz. Candy Moroz. Jan Komorowski, Kathy Jorgenson. Dehhie Blackburn. Lisa Bolino, Stacey Hutson. Pam Hosell. THIRD ROW: Barb Geralenberger, Rose Zarlino. Dean Shimandle. Don Scovill, Mark Da is. Tony Brancazio, Ed Estok, Larry Noel, Randy Racey. Jack Armstrong. B ACK ROW: Matt Ashford, Boh Pike, Todd Toaz. Pete Pike. Don Hummcll. Boh Prosck. Don Hall. Brian Reed, Steve Barta. Tom Komar. Scott Miller. Music Puts Life in Living A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Bedford High's most talented vocalists com- bine to produce one of the finest sounds at BHS. Aiming for a professional level, A ('appella Choir comes very near to reaching it. They achieve a balance and blend of voices that carry the audience away with the song. A Cappella Choir is always well received w herever they go in the com- munity and neighboring areas. A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Secretary Jan Komorowski. Vice-President Sue Decker. BACK ROW: Treasurer Nancy Kelly, President Brian Reed. 168 Activities A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Joanne Bruening. Sue Waligorski, Viekie Sawastuk. Diane Yurko, Pam Chun, Bec ky White, Valeric Clinton, Sandy Riddles. I.aura Kaczur, Iairi I.ippett. SECOND ROW: Carol Sofonia. Nancy Kelly, Betsy Homonnay, Sue Dlouh). Mary Cheko sky, Cheryl Marino. Sharon Mihalich, Bernice Seman, Laurie Fifer, Cathy O'Brien. THIRD ROW : Russ Haglcr, Paul D'Angelo, Chris Kostura. Kevin Price, Linda Heller, Sail) llandysidc, Lynn Hoover. Jennifer Fowler, Shirley Salamon. Terry Timm, Jill Miller, Leslie Cantwell. BACK ROW : Creg Piscura, Scott Tale, Tom Brown, Mike Hajek. Kip W arnke. John Trigilio, Mark Basil. Rex Roseman. Boh W ebb. Tom Morrison. MADRIGAL: FRONT ROW: Linda Heller. Jennifer Fowler, Mary Misejko. Nancy Kelly, Sue Janashak. Janet Bell. Rose Vartorella. Laurie Fifer. BACK ROW : Tom Brown, Scott Miller, Tom Komar, Scott Tate. Brian Reed. Russ Hagler, Chris Kostura. Paul D'Angelo. MADRIGAL: The most select vocal group in Bedford is comprised of six- teen A ('appella Choir members. They work and practice yearlong at perfecting their abilities to produce the best sound possible. Performing outside the community more than any other group, they are also in- volved in a vocal contest. 169 BRASS: FRONT ROW: Gregg Eierman. Jim Briggs. Don Wisniewski. Don Hall. Todd Toaz, Pam Boscll. Sharon Davis. John (rlatz. David Hess, Scot! Tale. Tom Brown, Sue Orchard. SECOND ROW: Judy Lecso, Pegg O’Neill, Sue Burrell. Chcri Seeno. Lou Glorioso. Sue Biss. Laurel Day. Gail Slahlotnv. Pam Chun, Nancy Serrin. Katin Davis. Tom Morrison. 1 HIRD ROW : Bruce Lanuuuth. Rick Sellers. Hedy Jugl. Rex Roseman. Kim lluhhard. Boh Maden. John Romito, Carol Sofonia. Donna Hackhart. Stacey Hutson. Dchhi Jaeger. Beckey Hynes, Lee Shellko. Wayne Langguth. FOt’RTH ROW : Shirley Salamon. Mark Morrison, Terry Toaz. Mike Hajek. Steve Barta. Paul D’Angelo. Boh Pike, Cathy O’Brien. Diana W'argo. Lor rain Alberts. Dave DcFreneh. Nick Paserk, W ay ne Stahl. Jim Rich. PERCI SSION: FRONT ROW: Hank W’ehrum. Donna Fluhartv. Dave Glorioso, Ken W;ise. Dale Davis. Chuck Aquino. Joe Columbo. SE(.ONI) ROW : Al Watson. Ed Braun. Joe Christian. Ken Kostura. Valerie Hutson. Jay Rhodes. Joe Tuma. Band Spirit Encourages School Spirit HAND: Encouraging enthusiasm and spirit, the Big Green Music Machine brought entertainment to the foot- hall season. Combining their talents with the hand, the majorettes and flag corps provided both skills and color. Performing at the home basketball games and wrestling matches is a new attraction, the Pep Band. © Activities WOODWINDS: FRONT ROW: Suxy Christenson, Anette Rayner, Kathy White, Mary Furlong, Gale Ponikvar, Pam Kleckner, Twyla Willianson. Debbie Matura, Bonnie Zimmerman, Vicki Hess, Jamie Licht, Peggy Mathews. Denise Bokshon. SECOND ROW: Nancy Rich, Sue Maras, Del hie Freda, Debbie Christensen. Mary Kay Moore. Yolanda Hill, Celia Rapp, Ellic Ovacck, Laura Orchard, Grctchen Adler, Pam Moore, Holly Bremner. Nancy Charney. THIRD ROW: Doris Racine, Cathy Bykiewicz, Ted Mazzonc. Gary Y'oho, Debbie Griffith. Louise Morrison, Jill Miller, Vivian Scholz. Darlene Klctchie,Cindy Nagy, Jackie Shauf. Pam Sparling, Leigh Niland. Karla Bokshon, Donna Chojnowski. FOURTH ROW : Mary Christian, Kathy Fccko, Debbie Moore. Sue Waligorski, Jackie Walsh, Karen Jantz, Becky White, Mary Lou Yorkievitz. MAJORETTES AND FLAG CORPS: KNEELING: Judy Gergye, Lauren Vogini, Jackie Meyers, Beth Maras, Diane Yurko, Mary Macura, Jane Chimenti. STANDING: Pam Berkoff. Mary argo, Donna Harland, Mari belli Hrezik, Laurie Jasulewicz, Marie Ann Skory, Chris Berman, Carol Horney, Lisa Bolino, Terri Timm. BAND OFFICERS: President Ix u Glorioso. SECOND ROW : Senior Officer at Large Sue Waligorski. Vice-President Leslie Cantwell. THIRD ROW: Secretary Mary Christian, Junior Officer at Large Sue Burrell. Treasurer Hank Wehrum. PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: Dehbi Jaeger, Jill Miller, Mary Lou Yorkievitz, Leslie Cantwell, Carol Sofonia. SECOND ROW: Gary Y’oho, Sharon Da is, Bruce I angguth. Dale Davis, Mike Hajek. THIRD ROW : Joe Christian, Wayne Langguth, Diane Wargo, Don Wisniewski, Larry Noel. 171 For Many, Music Will Be a Lifetime BANDS ORCHESTRA: To music- minded students, Bedford High offers a variety of ways to express themselves. For fans of classical music there is the Orchestra: and Stage Band is available for those dedicated to rock and jazz. Then the largest groups are Concert and Symphonic Bands which perform selections from all types of music for the enjoyment of everyone. ORCHESTRA: FRONT RO : Loren Yogini. Judy Gergye. Debbie Wcigand. Melinda Sole!. Karen Mueller. Lisa Morrison, Mary ka Washko. Kathy Basey. Maribetb Hrezik. Jan komoroxvski. SECOND ROW : Becky bile. Marx Lou Yorkievilz. Barb Zewoalk, Jamie Licht. Debbie Bartko. Wayne Rhine. Donna Chojnowski. Louise Morrison. Mike Rainier. THIRD ROW : Pam Chun. John Glatz, Lou Glorioso. Todd Toaz, Wayne Langguth. AI Watson. Bob Pike, ken kostura. Rex Roseman. CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: Celia Rapp. Diane Yurko. Beth Maras. Marx lain Yorkicvilz. Ellie Ovacek. Debbie Maeura. Vicki Hess. Annette Rayncr. SECOND ROW: Donna Chojnowski. Sue Maras. Marx kax Moore. Cindy Nagy. Debbie Freda. Debbie Christensen, Yolanda Hill. Marx Furlong. Pam Moore. Nancy Charncy, Donna Hackhart. Kathy White. Laura Orchard. THIRD ROW: Ted Mazzone, Sue Waligorski. Marx Christian. Doris Racine, laiuisc Morrison. Nancy Rich, kathx Bykiewicz. Holly Bremner. Jamie Licht, Judy Gergye. Grctchcn Adler, Patty Wallace. Pam klcckncr. Bonnie Zimmerman. FOt’RTH ROW: kathx Fecko, Debbie Griffith, Lauren Yogini, Carol Sofonia, Dcbbi Jaeger. Erik Dumas. Tom Brown. Bill Soinski. Dave DeFrench. Pam Sparling, Peggy Mathews. Kim Hubbard, kathx Dax is, Ricardo Nichols. MFTII ROW: Wayne Stahl. Jim Rich. Jane Chimenti. Don Hall. Sue Burrell. Jim Briggs. Rex Roseman. Tom Morrison, Laurel Day, Peggy O'Neill. Judy Lecso, Gregg Eirman. Nancy Serrin. Dax id Hess, Bcckcy Hynes. Don Wisniewski. Sue Orchard. SIXTH ROW: Joe Columbo. Chuck Aquino, Daxe Glorioso. Mark Morrison, Mel Cyphert. Paul D'Angelo. Shirley Salamon. Pam Chun. Pam Bosseil. Al W atson. Jay Rhodes, Ed Braun. John W olfe, Valerie Hutson. Valerie Clinton. Donna Fluharty. 172 Activities SV MPHONIC BAND: FRONT ROW: Laura Kaczer. Chris W alczak. Susy Christenson, Carol Sofonia, Jamie Licht.Twyla Williamson. Becky % hitc. Karen Jant . SECOND ROW’: llruee I.angguth. Hedy Judl. Mary Kay Moore. Dehhie Christensen. Sue Waligorski. Mary Christian. Darlene Kletchie. Jackie Shauf. Jill Miller. Gary Yoho. Kathy Davis. Gale Ponikvar. Jackie Myers. THIRD ROW’: Kathy Fecko. Lorraine Alberts. Lee Shellko. John Romito. Stacey Hutson. Wayne Lannguth. Cathy O’Brien. Diana Wargo. Rick Sellers, Wayne Stahl. FOURTH ROW': Boh Pike. Steve Hartu. Shirley Salamon. Terry Toaz. Scott Tate. Pam Chun. Sharon Davis. Sue Biss, (rail Sahlatny. Todd Toaz. l«ou Glorioso. John Glatz. FIFTH ROW: Rex Roseman. Don Wisniewski. Boh Madden. Ken Kostura. l Watson. Mike Hajek. Hank Wehrum. Joe (Christian. Boh Prosek. Ken Wise. Dale Davis. STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW : Mark Basil. Diana W argo. Erik Dumas. Rick Sellers. Larry Noel. SECOND ROW: Mike Hajek. Steve Barta.Terry Toaz. Shirley Salamon. Boh Pike. Lou Glorioso, Todd Toaz, Sue Orchard. W’ayne Laneguth. Suzy Christenson. Hank Wehrum. Dave Glorioso. Hedy Jugl, Bruce l.angguth. Wayne Stahl. Jim Rich. Boh Thrasher. Mike Rainier. Paul D'Angelo. Ricardo Nickolos. Pam Chun. Help Support The Bearcats! CHEERLEADERS: Spirit which had been waning at BHS was finally regained through the strenuous ef- forts of the cheerleaders. Throughout the year they organized pep rallies and published a weekly paper, which interested the students in the various sports teams. Enthusiasm and countless hours of hard work resulted in an achievement long sought — a student body who cared if we won or lost. SWIMMING: Sue Schillero. Tracy Stewart, Ann Shill, Debby Rirhnatmky. 174 Activitie JUNIOR VARSITY: Laura Bobby, CinHv Palumbo. Sherry Howard, Janice Pilarczvk. Ellen Vavra, Lisa Romito. VARSITY: Kathy Komarek, Sue Janashak. Laurie Filer, Cathy Weaver. Sally Diene , Stie Erdos, Laura Kaczur. Debbie Melreit,Cindy Allen, Belay Homonnay. BASKETBALL: Betsy Homonnay, Kathy Komarek, Patti Nunes, Sue Erdos, Sally Dienes, Sue Janashak, Cathy Crevar. Mary Misejko. SPORTS t Where’ the hall? 176 Sports Can’t believe my eyes! Whirh way did they go! VARSITY FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW: John Ianetta, Tony Brancazio. Mark Rondik, Dave Pilarczyk, Dale White, Roy Werner, Jeff Brown, Mike Telishak. Jim Podojil, Julius Felt I, Bill Greene. SECOND ROW: Matt Webb, Robin Zwick, Marty Ixm s. Jim Stewart. Tim Cercek, Ron Torrence, Feter Pike, Greg Piscura. Bob Thrasher. Dennis Howard, Brian Reed. Dave Pacino. THIRD ROW : Mark Daugherty, Ed Estok, Rick Schultz, Dave Hajek. bu Kunkel, Mark W illiams, Ed Dashko. Dennis Kikta, Da e Bielecki, Bill Phillips, Andy Russo. Al Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Ken Miles, Frank Koncz, Dan Charles, John Saliga, Bill Seman, Bob Kotarba, Gary Gunter, Jim Stewart. Mark Milosovic, Mark W ebb, Ernie Aczel. FIFTH ROW': Chris Amity, Bret W'iley, Bill Kessler, Frank Oniaggi, Gary Mangan, Scott Miller, Steve Orr, W ay ne Zavodny. Bart Kubisen, Tom San- iora, Jim Simko. Rich Gipko. SIXTH ROW : Greg Baker, Bob Schiff- bauer, Tom Skufka, Bob Janashak, Chris Kostura, Cody Smith, Paul Jacobs. Joe Jansurak. Rick Kotarba. Frank Ondrish. Dave Swann, Bill Pugel. COACHES: STANDING: Assistant Coache Don Ilotz. Doug Molls. Doug Amity, Al Knox. Roger Landon. Koliert llogue. Dennis Halcer, Dan White. KNEELING: Head Coach Bud McNellie. Some Stumble; Oth ers Succeed VARSITY FOOTBALL: Battling against defeat, our Bearcats exerted maximum effort on the gridiron. Teamwork and dedication brought three exciting ictories for the Cats as they strove for a winning season. Wins over Solon. Berea, and Mayfield provided excitement for the fans and helped to maintain school spirit. J. . FOOTBALL: FIRST ROU : Dominic Alecsi, Steve Bielecki, Tom Kohalla, Mark Martin, Rick Paulaon, Rick Backo. John Lyons, Boh Barrett, Steve Poulous, Brad White. SECOND ROW: Dan Hines. Tim Cassotta, Ron Mori, Stove Booth. Frank Mecone, John Canzoni, Jack Palotta. Mickey Hryb, Eric Dumas. Bruce Scott. THIRD ROW : Lowell W illiams, Don Thrasher. Dan Gliha. Brian Fredricks. Jimmy Dean. Mike Slazek. Bill Varpo. Jeff Dry- ja. Ken Dzomba. Thom Stephens. FOURTH ROW': Sam Mazzo, Don Hal iff. Mark Kesserioh. Dave Morraco, Phil Saunders. Drew Weber, Bob Milosovic. Roy Hunter. Jim Zippay. FIFTH ROW: John Burnett. Mike Cox, Bill Masterfield. Ken Kesslar, Phil Constauza. Tom Sepos, Ernie F'ilicowski. J.V. Gridders End ith a Perfect Season J.V. FOOTBALL: Taking the field on cold Saturday mornings, the junior gridders fought their way to an undefeated, 10-0 season. Under the careful coaching of Robert Hogue, they set a precedent for many great seasons to come. 178 Sports 200 (IU B: FIRST ROW: Omni Howard, AI Boyer, Gary Gunter, Roy Werner, Boh Kotarha, Peter Pike. Tony Brancazio, Rohin wick. Jim Stewart, Tim Cereck. SECOND ROW: Cody Smith. Jim Stewart. Mark Williams. Mark Milosovie, Dave Hajek. Brian Reed. Ed Estok. Boh Thrasher. Mark Wehh. Dave Pacino. THIRD ROW: Tom Skufka. Bill Phillips. Bart Kuhisen. John Saliga, Wayne Zavodny. Dave Pilarczyk. Dale White, Ken Miles, Rick Schultz,Gary Mangan. FOURTH ROW: Steve Orr, Frank Oniaggi. John Canzoni, Brad White. Mark Kondik. Ron Torrence, John Ianetta. Ken Kessler, Frank Koncz, Tom Santora. FIFTH ROW: Ed Dashko, Ralph Booth, Bill Kessler, Mark Cox. Mark Keserich, Frank Mecone. Mike Telishak. Rick Kotarha. Dennis Kikta, Joe Jansurak. 200 CLt'B: Gaining strength is their goal, but the reward for every Beareat weightlifter is the prestige of the 200 pound club. Extra hours of practice plus the willingness to achieve are the criteria for this honor. VARSITY B: The members of the varsity teams combine to form Bed- ford’s Varsity B. After undergoing in- itiation, they receive their letter. This tells everyone of their membership in this honor club. VARSITY B: FIRST ROW: Dave Biclecki, Frank Koncz, Al Boyer, Dave Pacino, Ken Miles, Ed Estok, Scott Miller, Rick Schultz. Joe Janscurak, Dan Wciskopf, Matt Webb. SECOND ROW: Mark Milosovie, Al Meyers, George Petras, Steve Wargo. Doug Sherer, Martin lx os, Jim Stewart, Lou kunkel. Cody Smith. Ken Keslar. Dan Charles. Mike Svcc, Dave Sike. IIIIRD ROW : Julius Feitl, Boh Kotarha, Steve Barta. Lou Cuilli, Todd Toaz. Jim Rich. Ron Forman. Mark Basil, Bryan Jankura, Frank Valen- tino, Richard W isniewski. Gene Mathies. Boh Thrasher, Bill Keslar. FOURTH ROW : Boh Prosek, Brian Reed. Dan Kohn. Mike Telischak. Rick Kotarha. Tony Brancazio, Dave Pilarczyk. Tom Stefanov, Pat Goggin. Peter Pike. Don Hummel. Bill Greene. Roger Honkonen, Mike Boswav, Jay Monday. Mark Pools, Bill duelling. Tom Brown. Cagers Attempt To Overcome VARSITY BASKETBALL: Despite the efforts of the new head coach Ken Luce to bring a winning tradition to Bedford, the varsity cagers were un- able to overcome impeding dif- ficulties. Six players deserted the squad, leaving the burden of a losing slump on the inexperienced juniors. To prepare for next year, sophomores from the jayvee team were brought up to the varsity squad to be used as bench strength. Nice try. George! 180 Sports Basketball Coaches: Mr. Gordon Kimberly, Mr. Dan White, Mr. Ken Luce. i A The Bearcats charge on to the court. VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW ONE: Bill Greene, Wayne Tosko, Andy Russo, Mark Daugherty. ROW TWO: Rich Eden, Dale White, Greg Piscura. Rick Kotarha, George Phillips, Craig Adams. Lou kunkel, Keith Burkes, Frank Jieha. . . . And the crowd roars as Mark tries for a free throw . . . Is that the Varsity or J.V. team? J.V. Cagers Make Good Team Showing JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET- BALL: Inexperience was no obstacle for the junior varsity cagers as they battled their way to the top of the league. Coached to excellence by Dan Vi hite, the sophomore squad won game after game suffering losses only to Collinwood, Willoughby South, Mentor and Mayfield. 182 Sports Rebound that basketball? Vi e must have gone through this cheer ten times already. J.Y. BASKETBALL: ROW ONE: Lance Morrison, John Walker, Chris Cartellone, Jeff Hoey. Gerald Hoey, Bob kusyk. ROW TWO: Mark Keserich, Mike Cox, Rick Backo, Phil Saunders, Leo Kunkel. Richard Nance, Dave Earl. Outm uscle The Opponents WRESTLING: Through many hours of practice and struggles to obtain a spot on the varsity team, our grappiers exerted maximum in- dividual effort toward a unified team performance. Under the careful coaching of Larrv Jones and Lars Schvartz, they strove to out-muscle their opponents and add valuable team points to the scoreboard. Wrestling coaches: Varsity, Mr. Larry Jones; Junior Varsity. Mr. I,ar$ Schvartz. “But I don't want to sit down.” 1 “Are you going to give me the answers to that test or not?' 184 S ports W RESTLING: ROW ONE: Tom Kohalla, Fred Hindershied. Jim Sounik. Kevin Malone, Frank Paparone, Pat Coggin. Tom Morrison. 8am Paparone. Bret Wiley. ROW TWO: Frank l.ocktish. Hill Seaman, Lou W illiams. Chris Bernardo, Roger Ikeda. Mae Williams. Bill Te laf, Ron Forman, Jay Monday. Mickey Varner, Nick Agostino. Mike Bosway. ROW THREE: Tim Komorowski. Cody Smith. Frank Konez. Frank Merone. Boh Prosek. Lou Cuilli. Tom Haba, Bryan Jankura. Mark Basil, Dell Judd. Bill Vargo. ROW FOl R: Steve Orr, Dan Cliha, Ken Kessler. John Can .oni. Steve Meister, Wayne Zavodny. Scott Bartl, Pete Pike, Dan Charles. Brad W hite. Don Ailiff. SWIMMING: ROW ONE: Al Huebner. Brian Williams, Warren Dempster. Mike St. John, Sue Maras. Terry Toaz, Betsi Orth, Kevin Price, Kevin Reardon. Rand) Rase). Mr. Weller. ROW TWO: Joe Jones. Mike Furlong, John Romito, Doug Stastny, Dave DeFrench, Dale Hamilton, Todd Toaz, Howard Felber, Sue Glohokar, Seott Kerehner, Bob Janashak. ROW THREE: Tim (roggin. Dominie Rega, Jim Rich. Micky l.aPorta, Jim Washko, John Reidthaler, Frank Valentino, Rick Smigel, Steve Barta Chris Valley, Allen Meyers, Mark Morrison. 186 Sports Swimmers Work to Excel SWIMMING, DIVING: Precision, skill, strength and timing all com- bine to form the outstanding athletes that make up our swim team. Striv- ing for perfection, the divers and swimmers struggled through mor- ning workouts and afternoon prac- tices in preparation for a long schedule of meets. Hey you guys, I didn't say go yet! I.ook at that form! DIVING TEAM: Bob Shiffbauer, Bill Farrar, Rick Neater, Mary Bezak. Bill DeFratis. Jim Jasulewicz, Mike Svec, Don Bobck. Chcrvl Crary. Sue Orchard. Mr. Gordon Parnell. l 187 G.A.A. LETTERGIRLS: ROW ONE: Sue Orchard. Kathy Molnar, Judy Diane Wajda. Cathy O’B ricn. ROW THREE: Nancy Serrin. Dehhir I Ccso, Sue Borcz, Sue Dlouhy, Sharon Davis. ROW TW O: Peppy O'Neill. T rocchio. Beth Schrantz, Debbie Melreit. Holly Prentiss, Sue Glohakar. Sue Phan. Dona Syroski. Tracy Stewart, But Troc, «he’s not on your team. Women’s Lib Takes Shape In Athletics G.A.A.: Due to the growing in- terest in women’s athletics, G.A.A. is one of the most active organizations at B.H.S. Tennis intramurals sported budding Billie Jean Kings and Chris Everts while interscholastic volleyball, basketball and softball in- creased skills and sportsmanship. Other activities ranged from ping- pong to flag football. Miss Bonnie Johnson was the advisor of the 100 member club. G.A.A. OFFICERS: Secretary Judy I.ecso, Vice President Sue DIouhy, Treasurer Dona Syroski. President Cathy O'Brien. $ 189 CROSSCOUNTRY: FIRST ROW: Boh Kntabi h, Scott Poo t , Frank Mar- Hummel. l Thomas THIRD ROW: Doug Sherer, George Petra , Tim tin. Steve Wargo, Pat Goggin, Mike Svec. SECOND ROW: Tom McCray, Molnar, Mark Pool . Coach Fowler, Dave Dorman. Rich Wisniewski, Tom Ed Kikel. Mike Peter , Dale Dengate, Hill Hoelting, Tom llaba. Don Hoelting, Roger Honkoncn. Dedication Can Win the Race CROSS COUNTRY: The opportunity to run in the state cross country meet is the goal of every harrier. A dedica- tion to running is essential and senior Mark Foots had what it takes. Mark finished twelfth out of sixty runners in Columbus, a feat never equaled by a Bedford runner. 190 Sport Co-captain Bill Hoelting. Coach Fowler, Co-captain Mark Poot . nt the first to find the gold Faster egg wins the grand prize! He’s head over heels. Top Speed Is Track Essential TRACK: Crossing the finish line first is the trackman's goal. Endurance, fleetness of foot, and individual ef- fort are put together for a winning combination. Pushed to excel by Coach Dennis Balcer, our Bearcats finished seventh in the G.C.C. with a 5-5 record. 192 Sport teill gels edged out by a nose. TRACk: FIRST ROW: Jim Podojil. Hud Marha. Mike Stulork, Hill Peters. Hill Junkin, Huh Riley. Kd Patena. John Palolla, Joe Hlaha. Jerry Conner. Jim Depp. Mark Phillips. Joe W iegand. SECOND ROW: Doug Sherer. Hill lloelting. Dave Sike. Gene Mathias. Rick Forman. Mark Williams, Steve Harta. Roger llonkenon. Rohin Zwick, Julius Feitl, Roy Werner. Scott Haril. THIRD ROW: Frank Ondrish, Brian Reed. Riek Sellers. Tim Molnar. Bob Sehiffbauer, Herb Artino, Dan Charles, Pat Goggin. Tom Brown, Tom Vieszczur. FOTRTII ROW : Ed Kikel. Tom McCray. Mark Pools. Hob kotarha. Jack Armstrong. Mike Svcc, Tim komorowski. FIFTH ROW : Craig Reulhaeh. Randy Gum. Terry Moore. John Festus. Tom Hoelting. Hill Phillips. Rich Wisnewski. Skills Develop Through Experience BASEBALL: Overcoming weaknesses in the hurling staff, our baseball team hatted to a successful season of 11-9. ith Coach Boh Loeffler direc- ting the experienced athletes, the Bearcats earned second place in the G.C.C. The J.V. team earned first place in the conference with a 9-5 record showing promise for their next season. n n 5 w fi m DFQ gkOFOR, ?j .¥ “Him [OfQRtt T ft OFORa fEDFOfy xQFQ HSI I X BASEBALL: HHST KO : Ja Monda . Don Petak. Bill Donato. Tom llaha. Tern Teneh, Dave Chapman. John lanetta. Boh Prosck. SECOND ROW : Jim Blaha. Duane Shafer. Gary Tepper. Mark Komlik, Buddy Wohar. Phil Zilo, John Shirilla. THIRD ROW : John Blaha. Rich Eden, Mark August. Wes Luther. Dale White. Mike Bielceki. Greg Piseura. Coach Boh Loeffler. Mil —m BEDFORD OPPONENT Maple Nordonia Nordonia Mentor Mentor ?rea ___ith Berea Cleveland H lake layiie :rea Miidpark Mid par University It s all in the hip action. m Sport, J. . B SBBALL: FIRST ROW: Da o Swann, Brad Ko .ar. Jim Balogh. Frank Knoll. Tom Santora. Chris Kostura. SKCOND ROW : Dave Horvath. Krith Ilolsopplc. Frank Locktish. nd Russo, Dennis Kikla. Royrr llohlcrman. PillRD R() : % av ncTosko. Dave Dufala. John Jozwiak. Joe Jancsurak, Kil Stok, (ioat-h M Knox. Who look my hall? SI’RINI, ( OI,F TEAM: FIRST ROW : Rick Stalzer, Bob Belsito. I.ee Morrison. Chuck Renes. Mike Klanik. Mark ichol . SE(.OM) ROW : Coach Ron Schcff. Murk Milko. |)« c Ropcak. Boh Kikel. Joe Boila. Ron W chner. Dan W'eiskopf. Just a little to the left. 196 Sports Getting Into T1 UO • I9) 1 he lowing GOLF: Putting a dimpled little ball into a bole requires the individual ef- fort and skill that the Bedford golf team displayed in their quest for a district crown. The new dimension of fall golf gave the golfers two chances to sw ing and putt their way to victory this car. Character Improves Through Competition ell, what do vou think, I)an?' Hope those kids win tonight! The net's the other wav. Yurko! Fly through the air with the greatest of ease. Touehdown! Too bad it wasn't ours. 198 Sports More hip ! More hip ! You chew a lot of gum out there . . . . . Forty-nine. fifty. Ready or not, here I come! Alone again, naturally. A V 199 And I promise a cigar lo everyone who voles for me! Why did everyone run when I mentioned cyanide? Activities Ind ex Dedicant 129 DECA 156 Academic Challenge 149 Diving 187 A Cappclla Choir 168 Epic Staff 144 Administration 112 Faculty 116 Ads 210 FCA 153 AFS 152 Football 176 Alpha Chairman 152 Fourth Estate 145 Art Service 161 French Club 150 Audio Visual 164 Friendship (dub 155 Baseball 194 GAA 188 Basketball 180 General Clerical Accounting 159 Bovs Glee 167 German Club 150 Cheerleaders 174 Golf 196 Clinic Attendants 163 Girls Glee 166 COE 158 Hall of Fame 94 Concert Band 172 Harvest Hop 134 Cooks 128 Homecoming 130 Counselors 114 Inner Club 148 Cross Country 190 Juniors 40 Custodial Staff 128 Lighting Unlimited 164 See Spot run. Hun Spot run. Ha! Wait till she finds out what's in it! Aren't we all having fun today?” The Bedford Strangler strikes again! Madrigal Marching Band NHS Nurses Office Runners Orchestra P. A. Announcers Pep Band Prom Quill and Scroll Resource Center Aides School Board Secretaries Seniors Senior Index Senior Parent Page Shorthand Club Ski Club Social Room Monitors Sophomores Sophomore Ensemble Bedford's fall fashion? 169 170 14« 115 162 172 163 171 132 149 163 112 115 62 202 208 158 153 162 18 165 Sophomore Girls Chorus 165 Sophomore Mixed Chorus 165 Spanish Club 151 Stage Craft 161 Stage Band 173 Steno (Junior, Senior) 159 Student Government 146 Student Senate 146 Swimming 186 Symphonic Band 173 Synchronized Swimmers 154 Thearts 160 Thespians 160 Timers Club 154 T rack 192 200 Club 179 Varsity B 179 VICA 156 Wrestling 184 Yearbook King and Queen 78 The latest fashion from Zayres! They think they’re so funny!” “Hi, my name's Chatty Kathy. 1 1111 my Senior Index Adam. Jeffrey 62 Adam . Robert 62 Vfoilinn, Nick 62.I8S Aguiar. Glenn 62 Aider. Cvnlhia 154.166 Allen. Cynthia 62.98.14S.148.149.1SS.162.168.174.I75 Ananea. Nicholas 62,148 Anderson. Richard 62 Andre , Patricia 62.145.148 Anniorchi, Mark 62 Antaya. SuKan 62 Antoon, l.aura 62 Arlino. Marijo 62.148.149.160.163 Augusta. Marie 62 Aungsl. Mark 63.79 Baeik, Daniel 63 Hacko. Joseph 63 Karan. Susan 63 Baker, Gregor 63,176 Halishin. Barbara Balkovec. Fid ward 63 Balog. Cynthia 63,156 Banri, Christopher 63 Barker. Cynthia 63.155.166 Barnes, Gary 63 Bartelheim. Theodore 63 Bartko. Deborah 63,172 Bartl. Scott 63.153.185.193 Bartlett. Douglas 63 Baail. Mark 64.148,153.160.169.173.179.I8S Baaaelt, Mark 61 Bay. Michael 64 Beaudoin. Dean 61.155 Bell. Janet 64.168 Bell. Tracy 61,156 Bellante. Michelle 64.155.162 Bellar, Clinton 64 Beller. Frank 64 Bene . Barbara Bengough. Caren 64 Bern . Cynthia 64 Berglof, Fid ward Berkoff. Pamela 64,1 44.145.148.151.155.160.166.171 Berry. Dan Bielecki. Karen 65.162 Kielecki. I.inda 65 Bienia. Diane 65 Blackburn. Debra 65.146.162.168 Blaha, James 65.194 Blaha. John 65.194 Blayne. Janire 65,155,160 Hie in . Terry Blount. Timothy 65 Bobo. Jerry Boda. Joseph 65.196.197 Kolino. Lina 65.155.160.166.I68.I7I Bookner. Charles 65 Border. Janice 65 IWII. Pamela 65.l45.l68.170.lT2 Bo.w ay, Michael 65.79.130.146.162.179.185 lio.w ell. Debra 66 Braneasio, Antbony 66.95.1 46.162.167.168.176.179 Braun. Alelody 66 BriMik . Charles 66,156 Brown. Jeffrey 66,176 Brown. Thnma 66.1 48.153.160.169.170,172.179.193 Brurning, Joanne 66.78.146.150,153.169 Burchett, Robert vp neat sliding boards! Burge. I.ynnetle 66 Burichin, Christine Butler. I,rah Bi■ tw ma. Barry 66 By era. Gregory Byrne. Flileen 66.159 Cadorrtte. Alan Cannata, Susan 66.144.149 Cannell. Cynthiu 66 Cannella. Cathy 66 Cantale. AA illiam Cantwell. Leslie 66.1 44.115.1 49.169.171 Cardaman. Cynthia 67.153 Carson. Timothy 67 Cashman, Dawn 67 Celesnik. Michael 67 Cereek. Timothy 67.176.179 Chapman. David 67 Charles, Loretta 67 Churvat, Jeffrcv Chech. Debra 67 Chech. Nancy 67.148,163 Checkosky, Alarv 67.148,155.169 Cheslock. Andrea 67,146,153.158.162.166 Chimenti, John 67 Chojnowski, Robert 68 Christian. Mary 68.153.171.172.173 Chun. Pamela 68.148.149.160.167.169.170.172.173 Cigany. Patricia 68.162 Clarish. Denise 68 (dark. Katherine 68 Cochrane. Donald 68 Collin . Carol 68 Collin , lioreen 68.78.94.146.153.162.166 Consiglio. Patricia 68 (look. Callll Curia'll, ft illiam 68 Collie. Dar l 68 Cottrill, Kevin 69 Craig. Man 69 Griddle, Drnni 69 Croasmun. John 69 Cron . Hohrrl 69 Cuilli. I .on i 69.179.185 Cummins . Carolyn 69,145 Cterny. Thomas 69,156 Daher, Timothy 69 Dairy, Timothy 69 Damiro. IVirrrn 69 D'Amirone. Maurice 69.155 DAngelo. Paul 69.160.169.170.172.173 Davis. Mark 69.161.168 Da i . Sharon 70.170.171.173.188 Dehcljak. Susan 70 DeCaro. Joseph 70 DeCaro. Susan 70 Decker. Jeffre 70.153 Decker. Susan 70.168 DeFrancisro, Thomas 70 Drlio. Christine 70 Drl.ui-a. Frank 70 DeMichele, Cindy 70 DcMichele, Doreen 70.97.130.131.146.148.166 Dcmpslcr. barren 70.186 Dew hirst. Christine 70.158.162.166 Dilila-i. John DiCenii. Karen Dirkman. Keith 70 DiMarco. Annette 71.146.162.166 Dloiiln. Diane 71.148.159 “It gels harder every day to make these paper Dlouhy. Susan 71.144.145.149.169.188.189 Dodge. Dehra 71 Dodge. Holier I Donato. U illiam 71.153.194 Dorman. I)a id 71.150.190 Doughertv. Dennis Duff. Daniel 71 Dromha, Sharon 71 Eden. Hi, hard 71.162.167.181.194 F'der. F.riea 71 F.lko. Michael 71 F.lwood, Thomas 71 Kppirh. Gloria 72 Erdos. Deborah 72.130.146.148.150.162 Flstok. Susan 72 Fabian. Mark Faeiana. nnctte 72 Falxini, Koseanne 72.162 Faiio. Christine 72.131.135.155 F'ealkovirh. Angclea 72 Fecko. hath ' 72.160.163.171.172.173.174 Feitl. Julius 72.96.150.162.176.179.193 Ferrara. Barbara 72.146.1 48.153,162,167 Felte. Pamela 73 Figurski. Cheryl 73,1 48.159.163 F'ilisxnowski, Elaine 73 Filis nowski, Can 73 Flanik. Michael 73.196.197 Flute, Sharon 73 Forepaugh. Andres 73 Fradette. Timothy 73 Frederick . Diane 73 Fuller. Donna 73,158 Fuller. Vicki 73.155.166 Fusek. William 73 ip ! “there’s the little kitty' room?” Caglione. Charles 73 Call. Pamela 73 Calloway. Elaine 74.I34.15S Gardner. Brian 74 Carre. Cynthia 74.78 Ca ki. ian 74 Cehri. Timothy 74 Cemelli. Roseann 74.159 Gentry, Mitchell 74 Cerstenbcrger. Barbara 74.144.148.150.162.168 Ciesigc. Dale 74 Ciffin. Kalhie 74 Cilherl Joanne Cipko. Richard 74.163.176 Cla«ko. Debra 75.95.162.167 Cliha. Debra 75 Glorioso, I .out 75.148.1S3.I70.I71.172.173 Coggin. Timothy 75.94.167.186 Gongo . Mariann 75 Goshko. Debra 75.97.132.133 Grat. Mar Greene. Rory Greene. Wiliiam 75.I46.I48.I49.I62.I76.I8I Grits. F.,1 ward 75 Grillo, Adriannc 75 Grimman, Henrietta Gromovsky, Richard 75 Gr c. Mark 75.1 44.145.149.160.164 Gunter. Gary 76.162.176.179 Guthrie. George 76 llaase. Thomas 76 Haha. Thomas 76.98.132.133.145.162.185.190.194 Harkharl. Donna 76.145.154.161.170.172 llackbart. Sandra 76 “Out of my way, this one's __ • _ | 99 mine: A pain in the what? Senior Index Hacketl. BoniU 76 llaglrr. Randolph 76 Hajrk. Da id 76.179 llall. EiUlmr 76.133 Hamilton. Elizabeth 76.ISS Hamilton. Patricia 76 llanrali, Cynthia 77 Hantel . Vicky 77.116 Hardwick. Cheryl Hardy. Jimella 77 llarland. Donna 77.146.146.IS5.I7I Harmon. Ronald 77 llarriaon. Gerald 77 llarriaon. Rove 77.9S.I12.IS3.146.I62.I66 llcaton. Jack Unman. Dr mac 77 llnntel. Ilrlrn 77 Hcialcr. Drniac 77 llendencka. Dale 77 Herhik. Charlra 77. US. I S3.160 llr mid. Cheryl Hetzel. Roberta 77 llideg. Richard Hladik. Virginia lloceaar. Daniel 77 Hoelling. W illiam 80.148.179.190.193 Hollida . Pamela 80 Hoi lowed. Michael 80 llolowirh, Denni 80 llomonna . Elizabeth M.I44.162.I69.I7S llonkonen. Roger 80.I48.ISS.I79.I90.I93 Hook. Da id 80 Hoo er, Lynn 80.1SI llopkina. Marlene B0.IS6 Horner. Rebecca 80 llor alh. Dennia 80 Hough. Jeffre 80 Howard. Dale HO. 133 Howard. Dennia 80.IS6.I44.I76.I79 llrczik. Maribcth 81.171.172 liro at. Susan Hubbard, kirn 8I.1SS.170.I72 Hummel. Donald 8I.I30.I3I.162.I68.179.I90 Hunek. Gerald llutaon. Stacey 8I.I44.IS3.IS4.I68.I70.I73 Huy. W illiam 81 larano. Gary 81 lacano. Kathryn 81 lanetta. John 81.ISS.I76.I79.I94 Jackaon. Julie 81 Jaeger. Chriatine 81.138 Jam . Betty 81 Jam . Deona 78.81 James. Italic 82 Janaahak. Suaan 82.I68.17S Jankura. Hr an 7932.97.I30.146.1S0.I62.I79.I8S Jam . Karen 82,168.171 J73 Jaauiewics. l-aurra 82.I44.I48.ISS.I7I Jeloaie. Jean 82 Jicha. Frank 82.181 Johnaon. Diane 82 Jones. Julie Jonozxo. Joseph 82 Judd. James 82.IS3.I8S Judd. Sucanne 82.166 Jugl. Helen 82.170.173 kaeiur. I-aura 83.9S.I30.I46.1S3.ISS.169.173.I74.I7S kaniok. Kathleen 83 Keene. Debra 83.IS0.ISS keglo irh. Diana 83 Kelly. Nancy 83.118.160.168.169 Kevlar. William 83.176 Kesael. Teri 83 Keyes. Debra 83 Kichka. Suaan 83 Kincy. Virginia 83 King. Elizabeth Kirwin. Kathleen 83 Knulaon. Kddie Koelliker. Kathryn 83.161 Kohn. Daniel 83.94.130.146.148 kollarik. Andrew 83 Komarek. Kathleen 84.162.I66.I7S komorow.ki. Janice 84.14S.1S4.168.I72.I74 Kondik. Mark 79.84.148.162.167.176.179.194 Kortopa. Linda 84 Kontur. Patricia 1S3 koprak. Da id 84.196.197 Koatura. Kenneth 84.170.172.173 Kolabiah. Sharrn 84 Kotarha. Robert 84.176.179.193 kotirh. Janice 84.148.ISS Krakora. Michelle 84.IS2.ISS Kreave. Cynthia 84.IS3 Krofta. Frank 84 krol. Martin 84 Krolik. W illiam 84 Krompacky. Frederick Kr in ki. Pegg 8S K artek. Cynthia l-amberg. Beti 8S I jnotara. Dino what I ftrt for letting my girlfriend drive! Shh . . .! I'm hiding from Jack! This is Lanii. Man 8S.I48.I63 l-atky, I-aura I.aurita. John Ijvinnr, Mariel Law. Randall 85 la-no. Judith 85.149.153.188.189.170 Leggott. Colleen 85 Urrhbarhrr, Patricia 85 Lick. Nano 85 Logan. Diane 85 Lovano, Michael 85 l.uca . drian 85.156 l.uckey. Karen 86 l.uckman. Sherry 86.168 Luther. 1 miry 194 Lynch. Kegm Maaik. Michael Mackerty, Michael 86 Macziwiuki, Corli 86.134.135.144.148.150.155.162 Magislrclli, Nickolas Mahle. Pamela 86.162.163 Maloney. Maureen 86 Maltbv. Debhir 86.167 Manak. Barbara 86.118 Mandol. Donald 86.161 Manteli. Linda 86 Marroguiseppi. Christine 86 Marino. Cheryl 87.145.1 48.1 49.ISS.162.I69 Marietta. Virginia 87 Marlin. Frank 161.190 Martin. Kenneth Matak. Connie 87 Malhies. liene 87.179.193 Mauk. Dennit 87 Mauter. Oregon Mavnard, Debbie 87 Mayor. Gary 79.87 Maxzola. Maria 87 McCabe, Carol MrDonald. Mark 87 Mclnnca. John McKibben. Sharon 87 Mealy. David Mele. Patricia 87 Melreit. Debra 88.I46.162.166.174.17S.I88 Menozai, Richard 88 Meyer . Deborah 88 Miaviu. James 88 Mihalich, Sharon 88.169 Milko. Mark 88.196.197 Milkovirh. Carol 88.130 Miller, latri 88 Miller. Man 88.156 Miller. Michael 88 Miller. Sii an 88 Mill . Mary 88 Minarik. Michelle 89.153 Minute, Anthony 89 Miroanza. Kathy 89 Molnar. Timothv 89.190.193 Monday Jay 89.179.185.194 Money, Ronald 89 Moore. Debra 89.14S.167.171 Morelli, Alfred 89 Morrill, Anne 89.144.158 Mori, Denise 89 Moros. Candice 89.168 Morris. Nanette 89 Morrisaey. Michael 89 Mon an. Gregorv 89 Mulac. Susan 90 Mulica, Charles 90 Muron. Theodore Muron, Timothy Mullins, Larrv 90 Murphy. Catherine 90.166 Murphy. Patrick 90.146 Nagv. Man 90.159 N'eckar. Bradley 90 Negrich. George 90 Nichols. Letia 90 Nickerson. Cheryl 166 Noel. Lawrence 90.168.171.173 Novy. Kathryn Nowak, Ixtreita 78.90 O'Brien. Catherine 90.148.169.170.173.188.189 Olsaewski. Susan 91 Orchard. Susan 91.152.170.172.173.187.188 Otto. Dena 91.94.148.159 Ovacek. Robert 91.167 Palumho. Pamela 91 Paparone. Monica 91.161 Papesh. Gerald 91 Parker. Michael Paserk. Nicholas 91.164.170 Peden. Sandra 91 Pederv. Linda Peni . Pamela 91.158 Peronek. Thomas Prtak. Donald 91.194 Petek. Arlene 91.167 Peter . Michael 91.190 Phillip . Carrie 91 Pike. Peter 92.146.167.168.176.179.185 Pike. Robert 92.168.170.172.173 Senior Index Pilareiyk. David 92.99.I46.1SS.162.I76.I79 Piwura. Gregor 92.I62.I67.I69.I76.I81.194 Pla man. Deborah 92.118.IS3.ISS.1M Pluit. Vicki 92.1M Podojil. Jamis 92.162.176.193 Pontiou , Richard 92 Ponziani, Tfrn 92 Pool., Marl 92.99.179.190.193 Potiirira, Robert 92 Pollio , U illiam 92 Prentice. Holi 92.IS3.I88 Preaton. Michael Primer. Sandra 92 Proaek. Robert 93.1 S3.168.173,179.18S. 19 Prrerarki. I.ucille 93 Push. Cynthia Pom, Jndilh 93.118.163 Rable. Marria 93.ISS.1M Hadrr. Jim Radii. Julie 93 Rahal. Deborah 93 Randall. Robert 93 Randar o. Kathleen 93 Rath . Jo eph 93 Reed. Brian 79.93.1+4.148.168.176.179.193 Heik. Sail 93 Repa i. Carol 93 Repko. Karen 100 Rhine. Jule 100.172 Hieh. Jame. 100,170.172.173.179.186 Rirkelman. Beth IOO.IS3.1S5.1M “And please, do not wear street Ricotta. Brenda 100 Riedthaler. John I00.I4S.I86 Ricciola. Martina 100 HocaUki. Darlene I0O Roll, Monica 100 Roaati. nita 100 lineman. Hex 101.169.170.172.173 Ro tanko ki, Karen 101 Ho ehnal, Richard Rueinaki. Vickie 101.144.14S.146.I49 Ruffin. Glady« IS6 Rufin. Evelyn Huxchak. Donna 101.1S9 Ru h. 'lichrllr 101 Ruta. Peter Rutherford. Brian 101 Santoli. Mark Sa . Sail 101 Sawaatuk. Vicki 101.I IS.I 46.169 SawuLki. Dianna Schaefer. Caryn Schafer. Duane IOI.ISS.I94 Scheffer. Rita 101 Schiffhauer. Holier! I0I.1S3.176.I87.193 Shill. Ann 78.101. 174 Schrant . Berk 101.159 Schwab, Thoma 101 Srhwind. Doreen 102 Sen ill. Donald 102.167.168 Seal. Dehra 102 Seeno. Cheryl I02.IS3.I70 Seman. Bernice 94.102.146.1 48.1S0.IS3.I60.I62.169 Senkow.ki. Bexerly 102 Serluco. Sharon 102 Serrin. Nane 102.I53.I 4.I70.I72.I88 Shackelford. Sharon I02.I34.I3S.ISS.I62.166 Shelton. Victoria 102.167 Shirilla. Kathy 102.144 Shortrid e. Ro e 102 Showkcir. April 102 Siefer. Steven Sika. Chridinc 102 Sike. David 179.193 Skelton. Scott Skerne . Suzanne 103 Skorx, Marie Ann 103.1 44.1 48.IS3.IS5.I60.I63.I67.171 Slab . Anthony 103 Slab . Gary 103.1 SS Slab , Marria 103 Slagle, Jack 103 Smereko «ky. Paula 103 Smith. Jack I03.IS0.1S5 Snyder. Jame 103 Sofonia. Carol I03.I44.IS4.169.I70.171.172.173 Solte . John 103 Spagnola. Norman Spear. Mary 103.1 46.1S4 Spence. Alark Sprague. Su an 104 Stake . Sunn 104.1 44.148 Stanley. Carlene 104 Stano. Jo eph 104 Staxec. Joaeph Steele. Ed 104 Stefano , Thoma« 04,155,162.179 Stewart. jame 104.176.179 St. John. Kathleen 104!I 44.148.149 St. John. Alirhacl 104.161 Slorozuk. Philip 104 Stralka. Chridine 104 Strecker, Phillip 105.161 Slrohmcyer. Ann 105 Strok. Jtnrl 105 Struhar. Paul 105 Stucky. Daniel 105 Stulock. Kalhryn 105 Stuller. Connie 105 Swaney. Alichael Swcall. Cary 105 Swire. Paul 105.160.161 Svkora. John 105 Sv ro ki. Dona 105.153.188.189 Sxaho. Karen 106 Silima . Peter 106 Takacw, Alichael 106 Tate. Seott 106.160.169.170.173 Teliachak, Michael 106.U6.176.179 Teppcr. Cart 106.191 Thoma . Janice 106 Thoma . Allen 106.148.1S3.190 Thra«her. Knbert 106.173.176.179 Tillilr, Janet 106 Timm. There. I06.I46.I52.15I.I5S.I67.I69.17I Toa . Todd 106.168.170.172.173,179.186 TuniiMine, Steven 107 Tomcufeik. Judith 107 Torrence. Konald 107.162.176.179 Trigilio. Vincent 107 Trojan. Paul 107.145 Trxeciak. Marilyn 107 Tuma. Joseph 107.118.167.170 Twitt. Thoma 107 Tvler. Joyce 107 I rhan. Kdward 107 I .chold, Jame« 107 I «chold, Michael 107 adaj. Deniae 107.159 A adaj. Ceorge 107 Valley. Chriatopher I08.I44.I52.155.160.I86 Varner, Robert 108.185 Vartorella. Gregory 108 Aa a . Darlene 108.158 Aere . Paul 108 Aeterka. Atariann A ince. Robert 108 A inaon. Jamc 108,155 Vitiillo, Cordon Vorell. Nancy 94.108.146 Waligortki. Su.an 98.108.132.133.1 44.1 18.149.155.160.169.171. 172.173 talker. Susan 108.158.166 Val h. Jacqueline 108.155.171 Waller , Barry W anle . Kenneth 108 Ward. Evelyn 108 W'ard. John W arnke. Kip 108.169 arren. Alichael 79,109 W hko. James 109.186 W ashko. Jeffrey 109 W t on. Alan 109.170,172.173 alt . Deborah 109 W ebb. Alalthew 109.176 'A ebb. Patriria 109 W ebb. Robert 109.160.167.169 4 rber. liana 109 ehater. David 109 Wehner. Ronald 109.196.197 Celling, John 109 Werner. Randy Werner. Hov 110.1 18.176.179.193 4 eat, Thereaa 110 W bite. Beckv 110.169.171,172.173 W hite. Beverlt 110.145 W hite. Dale 96.110.131.U6.162.I67.I76.I79.I81.194 W leland. Alichael 110 W illiam . Alonroe W imer, Diana 110 W i.e, Kenneth 110.164,170.173 Wohar. George 110.167 Woodruff. Joanne W orkman. Rhonda Yento, Sandra 110 Yorkieviti. Mart Ian. 110.171.172 Young. Karen 110 A’oung, 1a ri 111 Young. Shirlev 111 Zakrajuek. Daniel allar. Daniel Zelaako, Sharon 111.162 ZeHer, Herbert Zrndaraki. Steven III Zipp. Karen 78.111.167 Zippav, Alary 111,160 Zuka . I wren re Zwick. Robin 111.176.179.193 A serious) face? He must be an exchange student! Are we ail PERKY today? jenior Parent Page The Senior Parent Page enables parents to proud- ly announce the gradua- tion of their senior. Congratulations from . . . Mr. and Mrs. N. Agostino parents of Cono Agostino Mr. and Mrs. C. Aguiar parents of Glen Aguiar Mr. and Mrs. B. Ananea, Jr. parents of Nick Ananea Mr. and Mrs. J. Artino parents of Marijo Artino Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartko parents of Deborah Bartko Mr. and Mrs. D. 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And he’s got the high standards I taught him. If the print’s good enough for him ... it’s good enough for anybody. But he’s no angel. Last week, I ask him to come; over and mow the lawn ... he tells me he’s too busy making nice-a prints. AC COLOR LAB, INC. 1545 E. 23rd Street • Cleveland, Ohio 44114 621-4575 cls 227 QUALITY Compliments of BOLT SCREW CO. THE BIG LITTLE Manufacturers of Cold- STORE Headed Products 187 Center Rd. 7105 Krick Rd. 232-7450 Walton Hills Open 9:00 A.M. to Midnight Everyday Of The Year LAKE SHORE ELECTRIC CORPORATION 205 Willis Street Bedford, Ohio 44146 Tel. 216-232-0200 Telex 980-253 The Sign of Skillful Service REALTY SERVICE, INC. 232-4200 707 Broadway Bedford Stop In After A Game, Or Anytime, For Pizza At Gina's, 613 Northfield tils 22 For All Your Carpet Needs REGAL CARPET 5411 Northfield Rd. Crown Pharmacy 609 Northfield Rd. Bedford, Ohio 232-7684 232-7685 Crown Plaza Drug 25610 Aurora Road Bedford Hts., Ohio 232-2553 luxcdc “Rental Exciting Stylings by DIAL CLEANERS 235 Broadway Bedford, Ohio BE-2-3737 10280 Northfield Northfield Village 467-3800 230 Ad . te 6eca eed0'a °?? V'n i Ce cofl'P'6'® 6 « co eC!° sp rt Carved DIAMOND CENTER JEWELERS 706 Broadway, Bedford_439-5869 HAIRSTYLISTS We Specialize In ... . Precision Hair Cutting and Permanent Waving 709 Broadway 232-4848 Industrial Fork Lift Trucks-Gas-Propane-Diesel-Electrics, Rebuilding-Service-Rentals-Sales-Allen Equipment Company, 232-9144 il- 231 We’re your Jones Laughlin Steel Service Center—a local business with corporate con- nections. We’re happy to be here —we’re happy you’re reading this ad. It shows we both care about our community. If you’d like to know more about us, give us a call. We’re in the phone book. We ll tell you what we do and we’ll send you a brochure that tells you every- thing that Jones Laughlin does. We want you to know what we're all about since we’re part of your scene. STEEL SERVICE CENTER - CLEVELAND BEDFORD LEADER DRUG Largest Prescription Department In The Cleveland Area Under the Same Management For Over 40 Years 631 Broadway Corner Of Columbus 232-6500 CORPORATION Electronic Electnc.il Controls 195 Willis St. Bedford. Ohio 44146 . (216)232 8757 • Engineer • Design • Fabricate Gary Nawrocki President General Manager 232 .i. INTERCITY AUTO WRECKING Compliments COMPANY Of 7140 Northfield Walton Hills, Ohio 232-0066 Sports and Foreign Car SCOTT-TARBELL Specialists INC. We Appreciate Your Business Congratulations Class of 75” A C T M 0 U E M X R M E 1 0 D C D 0 A 0 N R E 5147 Warrensville Center Rd. Maple Heights Ads 233 Love at first bite. It happens when people try any of our delicious steaks. They are all pure, choice beef. That’s the only kind we serve. Juicy. Well marbled. Naturally tender. Delicious. Brow Derby Famous Broiled Sirloin Steak. Monday thru Thursday till 9pm THElllVPUfe 5 Brown Derby. Inc. 234 Ads THERE IS ONLY ONE AUTOMILE AND THAT IS IN BEDFORD! THE ORIGINAL BEDFORD AUTOMILE NOW 13 STRONG! ABSOLUTELY THE BIGGEST AUTOMILE SHOPPING CENTER IN THE MIDWEST SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - NEW CARS - USED CARS • TRUCKS - LEASING CHOOSE FROM MORE THAN 3000 CARS “OUR GOOD NAME GOES INTO EVERY DEAL” STONE-BOWERS BUICK 250 Broadway BEDFORD FORD BEDFORD DATSUN 175 Broadway 7 Broadway LAKE CITY MAZDA BEDFORD TOYOTA 11 Broadway 333 Broadway JAY PONTIAC BOB KAY AMERICAN 566 Broadway 310 Broadway HERN OLDSMOBILE ELLIOTT DODGE 444 Broadway 245 Broadway PORSCHE-AUDI MOTORS 580 Broadway NERO LINCOLN-MERCURY 270 Broadway LALLY-FIEDLER CHEVROLET 500 Broadway DeLUCA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 180 Rockside Road Adg 235 BEDFORD FLORAL SHOPPE, INC. 691 Broadway, Bedford, Ohio 44146 Flowers For All Occasions Phone: 232-1855 Bob Hotchkiss. Owner BEDFORD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Auto-Fire-Homeowners Commercial-Life Hospitalization Real Estate Sales 687 Broadway Bedford, Ohio 232-8988 232-8989 Harvey Troyan John Bucci THE TAYLOR CHAIR COMPANY Bedford, Ohio 44146 JUDD’S KITCHEN CENTER WE MAKE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL KITCHENS IN THE WORLD” Let us design a kitchen like this in your home. Consider how lovely your kitchen could look beautifully remodeled by our kitchen designers ... a kitchen that is practical, efficient and a real beau- ty. FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Amana—Corning —Waste King —White Hall —Kitchen Aid—Waltex—NuTone American Standard—Gibson and many others. 9 to 6 Daily Except Sunday 655 Broadway • Bedford, Ohio 236 Ad See The World’s Most Beautiful Cathedral GRACE CATHEDRAL 1055 Canton Road—Akron, Ohio (216) 733-2216 Reverend Ernest W. Angley, Pastor Healing For The Person Through Jesus Christ—Soul, Mind and Body Miracle Services: Sunday Morning 10:00—Sunday Night 7:00—Friday Night 7:45 Everyone Welcome—Strictly Interdenominational Outstanding Musical Program in All Services! Ads 237 Best Wishes From WASH Good Luck Bearcats From Mr. Magic Gas-N-Wash, 5403 Northfield Rd. “Legacy To The Class of 1975” A Future Of Success And Happiness MARBLE FURNITURE COMPANY Bedford, Ohio Manufacturers of Fine Wood Office Furniture Since 1881 More than half-a-century of personal insurance service BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY im 575 Broadway • Bedford, Ohio • BEdford 2-7850 •'M ill . 4'j«ii:uiiii m established 1919 L. BROWN AB F. BROWN 238 Ad D. HAMILTON TRUCKING, INC. 141 Willis • Bedford Phone 232-5050 Friendly service at the station or on the road is stan- dard at Broadway and Rockside Shell, 111 Broadway. Phone: 461-5928 dannaia Construction Co. Specializing in Masonry-New Repair Insured and Guaranteed New and Repairs Brick Stone Block Chimneys Steps Fireplaces Patios Garages Retaining Walls Additions Foundations Pointing Ads 239 Mrs. Susan Ambrosini Sue Waligorski...... Leslie Cantwell .... Mark Day ........... Pam Berkoff Denise Bokshon Sue Cannata Marlene Cramer Dawn Cunningham Sue Dlouhv Craig G acorn Barb Gerstenberger Mark Gryc Betsy Homonnay Stacey Hutson Laurie Jasulewicz Terri Loeffler Cor I is Macziwitzki Anne Morel I i Dave Phillips Brian Heed Vicki Rucinski Kathy Shirilla Marie Ann Skory Carol Sofonia Sue Stakes Kathy St. John ( bris Valley ..........Advisor ...........Editor Business Manager ....Photography special thanks goes to . . . BEDFORD PICTORIAL STUDIO for their fine quality reproduction work and aid to us in photo-taking and developing. BEDFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY for the generous loan of many of the photos used in their displays. And to the VIRGINIA SUMS division of BENSON and HEDGES cigarette company for kindly supplying us with posters from their recent advertising campaigns.
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